The 1970s: The Orphaned Mystic Just Wants to Take It Easy

(Farming, Period Setting, Supernatural Mysticism, Pocket Dimension, Rebirth)

Ye Qiuchi failed to ascend to immortality and used up all her merit to be reincarnated. She didn't end up in the era she'd hoped for, but in the 1970s instead.

Everyone in this era is full of energy and optimism.

She's the only one looking dejected.

If I can't ascend, why bother earning merit? I might as well live off what's in my spiritual estate and wait to die.

But ever since she gained clairvoyance, the dead keep appearing in front of her.

Ye Qiuchi: “When you're dead, you're dead. Go reincarnate in the underworld already.”

Tell fortunes for the living?

Ye Qiuchi: “Believe in science. Don't indulge in feudal superstition.”

She also sets about whipping her husband's two stepsons into shape: one will be her cook, the other her bodyguard. All she has to do is laze around and wait for the end.

But then a money-loving lucky charm keeps stuffing cash into her hands, and the more he gives her, the more anxious she gets.

Why give me so much? Is he trying to harm me?

Ding Chengsheng realizes he's been reborn! He's determined to change his fate from his previous life, change everything, even himself.

The children need someone to look after them? That girl from the Ye family may be a little slow, but she's honest and obedient, and doesn't come with complicated family baggage. I can marry her and have her care for the kids.

But after bringing her home, he realizes something's wrong. His new wife has suddenly come to her senses and become even more delicate. Not only can she not look after the children, she expects them to take care of her?

His new wife is frail and needs money for her health, so Ding Chengsheng sets out to make a fortune.

[Lazy, cash-strapped, delicate heroine, reincarnated vs. ambitious, money-loving, reborn lucky-charm hero]