I Transmigrated to 1970 and Married a Lazy Man

Just as Lan Xin was about to settle into an easy life in the modern world, she suddenly woke up in the 1970s. In this era, you got around on foot, had to shout to be heard, and needed ration coupons to buy things. Even with money, you weren’t guaranteed to find what you wanted. The best part was that money went a long way: a hundred yuan could last you a whole year. Then she was forced to go to the countryside as an educated youth. No matter, her golden finger had brought along her very own grain and cooking oil supermarket. She could just find another place to take it easy. As soon as she arrived in the countryside, a handsome young local with no ambition, known around here as a loafer, took a fancy to her. Well, she liked his face too, and they shared the same idea of how to live. So why not have someone else by her side to while away the days?