By chance, she came into possession of a pocket dimension. Based on years of reading novels, she knew a great disaster was bound to strike next, whether the apocalypse or transmigration. She hurried to look up survival guides and stock up, but she was only a low-level office worker with little savings, so she couldn't store much.
Luckily, after the apocalypse, many things could be picked up for free, and she would eventually have a full stockpile. But just as her journey was beginning, she died while carrying out a mission.
When she opened her eyes again, she was in the 1960s or 1970s. Unfortunately, an accident in childhood had left her with amnesia. Only on the day her parents got into trouble did she suddenly remember her past life. She vaguely realized that she had transmigrated into a period novel as a minor cannon-fodder character who appeared only in her parents' memories.
Now that her memories had returned, her only option was to find a way to join her parents at their place of exile as an educated youth as soon as possible.
What? Her eldest brother died in the line of duty?
What? Her sister-in-law was sent away too?
What? She couldn't get in touch with her second brother in the army?
What? Her little brother and young nephew had to go to the countryside with her?
Good grief, I can barely support myself. Now I have to raise children too?
The writing is quite good, and the details of the life of educated youth are particularly detailed. The heroine acts decisively and has a high emotional intelligence. Although she always claims to be an ordinary person, her execution and communication skills are completely extraordinary! I just felt a bit bland and boring after watching half of it. After all, the female protagonist lives an educated youth life like a hamster, working non-stop like a hamster all day long, hoarding supplies, cooking and eating. It was interesting at first, but after repeating the cycle many times, it became a bit impatient. The educated youth group has always been very harmonious. There is no romantic relationship with the heroine. The other educated youths have digested it internally one by one, which makes the heroine have a strong sense of being a passerby... The villagers also know that there are not too many bad guys. So what difficulties does the heroine have? Life is smooth sailing, and no villain can skip two chapters. Therefore, the normal highlights of a chronicle are basically gone, and it looks like an excellent chronicle (for me). Good luck to those who like to watch ordinary daily life. For those like me who like to fight and have fun, the taste is too strong😥
I like the heroine who goes up the mountain to stock up on goods, she is so healing, she works quickly and she doesn't act coy [blowing kisses]
Just work hard. Come on, keep an eye on you!