A Hoarder Transmigrates to the Famine Years

Zhao Xiaoying was diagnosed with hoarding disorder. She'd had it since she was young, but never realized it was an illness. Then their home became so crammed with cases of bottled water, toilet paper, tissues, giant tumblers, instant noodles, rice, soybean oil, brown sugar, white sugar, soybeans, mung beans, red beans, oats, buckwheat, sorghum, and more that her husband finally snapped and demanded a divorce. He yelled at her, "We've been married for over ten years and you haven't had a single child. All you've done is stockpile this worthless cheap stuff! I can't live like this anymore. I'm divorcing you!"