Transported to 1980, From One Bowl to a Fortune

Transmigration + farming + System + revenge + strong heroine + hardship before happiness

Nineteen-year-old university student Li Suxin transmigrates into the body of a married woman with the same name in the 1980s.

After six years of marriage without a single child, her husband, Xu Wenhao, ruins her reputation by setting her up in a honey trap.

Her husband's family won't take her in, her own family disowns her, and her sister-in-law throws her a bowl and a stick, telling her to go beg.

Alone, penniless, and homeless, this is the life Li Suxin faces after arriving in the 1980s.

Heavens above, are you really going to let me live like this?

"Ding-dong! The System has detected a blue-and-white porcelain bowl from a Jingdezhen kiln of the Ming-Qing period. Value unknown."

Li Suxin: "What? I have a System too?"

System voice: "Would you like to borrow 150 yuan for emergency supplies from the System?"

Li Suxin: What a rotten System.

System voice: "Save up one small goal and you can get one resurrection card. Keep working hard to make money..."

Li Suxin: That's too big a pie to swallow in one bite.

Li Suxin starts by digging up medicinal herbs, gathering walnuts, and running a street stall, then opens a clothing shop, a hotpot restaurant, and a supermarket. Step by step, she makes a fortune in just two years.

The villagers all start regretting it: "If only I'd taken her in back then. I'd be the one living in a big house now."

Even her birth family, who had once despised her, now do whatever she says.

When her ex-husband's family sees Li Suxin's businesses spread across the country, they try to make amends. When that dream falls apart, they resort to all kinds of dirty tricks. In the end, their family is destroyed.

Her revenge is complete, and she's reached her first small goal, but Li Suxin no longer wants the resurrection card.