Sent Down to the Countryside in the 1970S: I Caught a Ghost and Drew the Obsessive Villain’s Attention

[Period setting + mysticism + pocket dimension + face-slapping and punishing scumbags + redemption + top-tier male lead] Pampered heiress × obsessive powerhouse Cheng Wan opens her eyes in the 1970s, in the body of a factory director’s daughter who was shoved into a wall by her scumbag boyfriend. With a jade pendant that contains a pocket dimension, billions of supplies stockpiled, an ancient cultivation manual, and spiritual energy tempering her body, she kicks the scumbag to the curb and signs up to work in the countryside! The villagers call her spoiled? She digs up a century-old ginseng plant in the mountains, catches wild boars with her bare hands, and reports the scoundrels stealing grain. Soon, she’s the team leader’s “favorite.” The educated youths say she’s putting on an act? She uses her mystical arts to draw talismans, ward off evil, and guide wronged souls to the afterlife. The mysterious Agency 713 scrambles to recruit her, and she rakes in so much salary and bonus pay she doesn’t know what to do with it! The only one who keeps staring at her with an obsessive look is Ji Fangye, the sly, calculating educated youth. Haunted by ghosts since childhood and rejected by his relatives, he’s so full of hostility that no one dares go near him. Until he meets Cheng Wan. Her spiritual energy is so pure that the vengeful spirits churning in his mind become as docile as cats whenever she’s near. “Cheng Wan, you smell so good.” His voice hoarse, he pins her in a corner, his fingertips brushing the nape of her neck. “Don’t run... I just want to snuggle up to you.” Later, Cheng Wan studies for the National Defense University with one hand and collects rent with the other, lying flat and taking it easy. Meanwhile, the famously sinister and unhinged Ji, blushing at the corners of his eyes, makes her brown sugar water. “Wanwan, can I cling to you for the rest of my life?”