The 1960S, Famine, and a Pocket Dimension: What Do I Have to Fear?

[Caution] [Please note] [Caution] [The heroine grew up in a peaceful era in a loving, happy family, so she is naive, kind, optimistic, and cheerful. If you’re full of hostility, take note: it’s best not to come in. If you leave, don’t tell us!] Song Qianqian, an ordinary woman, unexpectedly acquires a pocket dimension. Having become obsessed with post-apocalyptic novels, she has to make plans for her future. And so she goes on a shopping spree. In the end, a falling object sends her straight back to the difficult years of the 1960s. The little ones are too young, and the weak are too frail. How is anyone supposed to survive? Song Qianqian becomes Song Chuncao. A dead father, a gravely ill mother, a frail older brother and a baby brother who can’t walk, a silly little sister, and her helpless self. Song Chuncao trembles in fear. What kind of tragic start is this? They’re about to go hungry. Fortunately, her pocket dimension is still there, and so are her supplies. But she’s still terrified. When everyone else has nothing to eat and only her family has food, people are bound to suspect something is going on. Come see how a modern-day good-for-nothing, incapable of doing anything but eating, struggles to survive in the 1960s!