Sent to the Countryside After Time-Traveling: My Apocalypse-Era Powers Let Me Win Without Lifting a Finger

This is the author's first attempt at an ensemble story, so please... please be as harsh as you like! Although this is a period novel, it includes plenty of descriptions of supernatural abilities. Please skip it if that's not your thing. Money and food aplenty, a warehouse full of supplies, plus a pocket dimension and a System! Su Yu survived the apocalypse thanks to her spatial ability, but after a potential-enhancement chip was implanted in her, she transmigrated to the 1970s, an era of fresh air and beautiful scenery, before everything had been overdeveloped. She transmigrated into the body of a young woman with the same name, who was about to be sent to the countryside... Looking at her legs as thin as chopsticks and her painfully bony frame, Su Yu cursed inwardly: Damn this era of favoring sons over daughters. But then she discovered that there was more to her background than she had known... Han Zhiyi, the fake heiress: You had a perfectly good life of wealth and privilege with the Han family, yet you chose to come to the countryside. You're just like the Su family. Don't blame me for being ruthless! But why was the story going off track? Weren't the real and fake heiresses supposed to fight to the death? Did I get the villainess's script instead? Han Zhiyi, did you pick the wrong person to cling to...? When Educated Youth Su arrived at Jingwan Brigade, life suddenly got lively. “I heard Educated Youth Su caught some human traffickers. They even brought her a banner! It's hanging up at the village office for everyone to see...” “I heard Educated Youth Su killed a pig with one punch and smashed its head flat...” “I heard Educated Youth Su is also an engineer at the machinery factory...” Su Yu of Jingwan Brigade has a number-one superfan... a number-two superfan... The whole village is full of Educated Youth Su's fans, young and old, men and women... Even the dogs passing through Jingwan Brigade have heard the legends about Educated Youth Su...