Reborn in 1970: The Educated Youth Takes the Whole Family Back to the City

[Alternate-era setting, portable dimension, no over-the-top villains, strong female lead] The story includes life in the hutongs before she heads to the countryside. Don't read if that's not your thing. (Don't complain about padding. Who says a story about going to the countryside has to start with her heading there?!!!) Song An'an has had a comfortable life since childhood. She never imagined that one day she would get a portable dimension, something she'd only ever seen in novels. Thinking the end of the world was upon her, she immediately began frantically stockpiling supplies. But just after she finished, she transmigrated to an era when people couldn't get enough to eat or wear, and even everyday purchases required ration coupons. She had expected someone in her family to be a nightmare, but her father doted on her, her mother loved her, and her siblings got along. The eighty-meter blade she had been ready to swing was put away in an instant. This is a gentle, slow-paced story spanning fifty years, with very little face-slapping. Its focus is warmth, healing, and everyday family life. There's a male lead and a few close female friends, so enjoy without worry.