A Botched Transmigration into a Book: This Seventies Educated Youth Has a Lot on Her Plate

Jiang Tingwan thought she would keep traveling between different small worlds, but unexpectedly, her quick transmigration System suddenly broke down and left her inside a book called Going to the Countryside in the Seventies: A Married Couple Builds a Home Together. Fortunately, she still has five years before she meets the original male and female leads. After seeing the tragic fate written for her in the book, she immediately decides to stay away from that deranged couple. But there's no way to avoid going to the countryside. Though the original owner is all alone, she is the child of a martyr, and the neighbors all know her well, so Jiang Tingwan decides to volunteer for rural service after all. And she’ll go early, too. The original owner has already graduated from high school ahead of schedule, and it's 1972, so college isn't an option. She might as well head to the countryside five years early and take it easy in the village!

So, at just thirteen, Jiang Tingwan resolutely signs up for rural service. And since the original male and female leads are going to the southeast, she chooses the vast northeast to avoid them. Her days in the countryside there are certainly full of excitement: making friends, shipping couples, catching enemy spies and kidnappers, and using the region's abundant resources to help the village build a factory and make money. She even rescues a handsome soldier in the mountains. But, hey, soldier, could you please stop clinging to me? I'm still a kid...

PS: The heroine has a pocket dimension, supplies, savings, rental income, double compensation for her parents' deaths, and support from her parents' former comrades, so she's very wealthy, both openly and behind the scenes. The black market will only appear at the beginning. Also, the male lead doesn't appear often. If that's not to your taste, please move on, and no complaints!