The 1970S: With a Pocket Dimension, What Have I Got to Fear?

In her fifties and still single, Zhuo Yiyi has been having the same dream for days. She has a feeling that she might transmigrate. Why would she entertain such an unrealistic idea? Because she has already experienced something just as unbelievable: during her sophomore year of college, she unlocked a pocket dimension. This space has not only farmland and a magical spring, but also a warehouse that keeps things fresh. It is also the main reason she has remained single all these years. Zhuo Yiyi thinks the dream is a warning from Heaven. With her pocket dimension at her side, what does she have to fear? She'll never go hungry, wherever she ends up! So she starts stockpiling. Rice, millet, flour, and all kinds of grains: buy! Pork, lamb, beef, and all kinds of meat: buy! Oil, salt, soy sauce, vinegar, tea, and all kinds of seasonings: buy! All kinds of food: buy! Clothes: buy! Cosmetics: buy! What if she has a child after she transmigrates? Baby formula: buy! Clothes for every age: buy! Buy! Buy! Buy! This isn't a feel-good power fantasy, just an ordinary, everyday life. If you don't like it, don't complain! Don't read it! Turn around and go right! (Fictional setting! Fictional setting! Fictional setting! Please don't compare it to real life.)