The 1960s: Unloved by Her Parents, She Is Cherished by a Rough Man

[Period setting + pocket dimension + revenge on scumbags + daily life + family squabbles]

Yang Liu never thought she had done anything wicked, yet one day she transmigrated into the body of a pitiful girl whose father didn’t care for her and whose mother didn’t love her. Fortunately, she had both a sharp tongue and a sharp mind.

With one line, “Take someone else’s road and leave them nowhere to go!” she completely rewrote the lives of her stepmother and stepsister.

But that wasn’t enough. Before heading to the countryside, she emptied the house, leaving not even a single biscuit crumb behind. If they wanted her to suffer, she’d make them eat dirt.

After arriving in the countryside, she planned to lie flat with a million in supplies, only for the team leader to tell her, “No chance. Labor is the greatest honor!”

As she wondered whether she’d work herself to death farming in the production team by day and in her pocket dimension by night, a strapping man appeared and proved through his actions, “I’ll provide for you,” and “I’ll spoil you.”

Yang Liu said, “I’ve got hands, feet, and a pocket dimension. I can provide for myself, and I can do just fine.”

But the man forcefully took the sickle from her hands, his eyes full of grievance, as if she were a faithless lover.

Yang Liu gave in. “Fine, you can spoil me. Just don’t look at me like that. It’s creepy.”