I Bring My Pocket Dimension to the 1960s and Am Doted On by a Cunning Second Male Lead

Answers to questions readers may have:

First: If the female lead can send her scumbag father and his family to hell, why doesn't she just kill off the annoying people at the educated youth settlement after moving to the countryside?

Because the female lead has her own principles. As long as they don't cross her bottom line, she can put up with them to some extent. Besides, they're only NPCs, and they haven't committed murder or arson. Sending them straight to their deaths wouldn't make sense.

Second: What is the female lead's bottom line?

Her bottom line is that no one can hurt the people the original owner cared about. If anyone does, the consequences will be dire.

Third: Why is the female lead so wary in the countryside, and why does she rarely use her spatial dimension?

Because she lived through the apocalypse. Unless someone has earned her absolute trust, she would never tell them about her spatial dimension. It's her biggest source of security in this world, and if it were exposed to someone with ill intentions, she would face enormous danger. She has already died once, so of course she is careful.

Fourth: Is Ling Yu the male lead?

Yes, but the female lead won't end up with him. The male lead will reach a new level through his own efforts.

Also, the author isn't good at history, so this is a fictional setting. It's normal for many details not to match actual history. And if the story really followed history, it wouldn't even exist.

This book is set in the northwest countryside, so conditions are harsh.

The author knows my writing isn't great, and I'm working hard to improve. If you point out mistakes kindly, I'll gladly correct them.

If you're here to leave malicious reviews or spam the comments, get lost. Don't come here to make me sick.

Finally, I hope you enjoy reading.