The Heiress Goes It Alone in the 1980S, and a Commander Comes to Marry Into Her Family

(Period setting + magic spring in a pocket dimension + one-on-one romance + unrequited love + a father's status elevates his son) A capitalist heiress? Hah! Jin Cancan is nothing but a capitalist lackey. To reform her, the government sends her off to work on a production team in the far northeast. But why should a young lady with a magic spring in her pocket dimension be afraid? She gathers up the fish in the pond and the wild animals on the mountain, then happily heads for the production team in the northeast. Snap! In 1982, the government reforms and disbands the production teams. She is lucky enough to receive a cowshed and a huge pond, and gets to work for herself! Thanks to the magic spring, in less than two years she is a capitalist heiress once again. In the resource-scarce 1980s, the government soon discovers Jin Cancan's bumper grain harvests and thriving livestock business. Before long, the Northeast Military Region relocates and becomes her neighbor. Military commander Qin Shang is entrusted with an important task, but reality is harsh: the crops he painstakingly plants on newly reclaimed land look like eggplants hit by frost! Qin Shang disguises himself as a migrant worker and takes a job at Cancan's farm. Then things get out of hand. The commander comes down with unrequited love and wilts whenever he can't go work at Cancan's farm. His soldiers have to go work there with him just to get enough to eat. Eventually, everyone gives the commander half a jin of Erguotou to work up the courage to confess. Red-faced and raring to go, Qin Shang sees the young woman and spends the whole day rushing around helping her, only to blurt out one sentence: “Cancan, I want to marry into your family! Will you have me?”