After I Transmigrated into a Book, the Orphan Girl of the Seventies Gained a Pocket Dimension

[Stockpiling + Transmigration into a Book + Orphaned Girl + Space + Mutual Firsts]

Shi Yue, an office worker living in the twenty-first century, has divorced parents and lives alone in the house her grandparents left her. She unexpectedly obtains a pocket space at a street stall, then has a series of dreams foretelling that she’ll transmigrate, so she starts stockpiling supplies in the space. One day, she wakes up to discover that she has transmigrated into a book, as an orphan in a parallel world. She has to prepare to go to the countryside as soon as she arrives, and she’s also the book’s wicked supporting female character. Fortunately, the story has only just begun. Shi Yue secretly resolves to stay away from the male and female leads and enjoy her own quiet life.

In her previous life, Shi Yue worked herself to the bone. In this life, she’ll make full use of her space to become rich and have plenty of free time. Better yet, she’ll find a boyfriend and become a happy slacker who lies flat. (Both leads are sexually inexperienced; a warm and cozy story.)