The 1970S: An Apocalypse Survivor and an Abstinent Professor Flirt with Each Other

Song Anning, a powerhouse with wood and spatial abilities, blew herself up alongside a mutated tree during the apocalypse, then transmigrated into the body of a young farm girl in the 1970s. Seeing the loving parents and brother who dote on her, Song Anning smiles like a proud aunt. This family is great! She could stay with them for the rest of her life! When she sees the female educated youth keeping her from her meal, Song Anning clenches her fists. Food comes first, no matter what! How dare she delay her meal! And now she wants Song Anning to go work in the fields, too. If her mother hadn't quickly hustled the woman out, Song Anning would have hit her. To enjoy a carefree life of eating her fill and sleeping, Song Anning has no choice but to work hard. But as she keeps at it, Song Anning begins to feel that something isn't quite right. Why is she the one supporting the whole family? What happened to her carefree life? Lu Heng is the kindest and most handsome man in the compound, though in truth he's shrewd and hard to get close to. The first time he meets his wife, she punches a wild boar to death. The second time he meets her, she gazes at him like a lovestruck fool. The third time he meets her, she quietly brews medicine. The fourth time he meets her, she's buying and reselling goods on the black market. Lu Heng: This girl is strong, energetic, and incredibly bold. It's just that her face really doesn't match her personality. Later, she helps him with his work and even brings him meat. Lu Heng asks, “Miss Song, what are you trying to do?” Song Anning rubs her head and asks in confusion, “Am I being that subtle? I like you. Can't you tell?” Lu Heng: “What do you like about me?” Song Anning: “You're handsome.” Lu Heng: ...