Reborn as a Substitute Bride and Disposable Extra, I Cleared Out the Storeroom and Went Farming

[Fictional Setting + Period Drama + Farming + Pocket Space + Sent Down to the Countryside + Stockpiling Supplies + Family Life + Strong Female Lead Who Grows Over Time]

Su Wanqing transmigrates into the daughter of Hong Kong’s richest man in a fictional 1950s setting. Her stepmother is forcing medicine down her throat so she can be married off in her place to a consumptive man.

Just as the confiscation squad breaks through the door, she binds herself to the “Return to the Garden” System and its pocket space.

Taking advantage of the chaos, she slips into the storeroom and sends antiques, gold bars, silk qipaos, and whole cases of cigars into her space.

A landslide strikes while she is being sent to the countryside, and she is rescued by the stern officer Lu Chenzhou.

“The person undergoing reformation will be staying with the Lu family for now.” The villagers wait to laugh at the capitalist daughter.

Instead, she takes fine rice from her pocket space and trades it for eggs, then wins over the village party secretary with top-quality coffee beans.

Lu Chenzhou catches her planting lingzhi mushrooms in a virtual field in the middle of the night. “Comrade Su, would you like me to help water them?”

When the family that arranged the substitute marriage sends people to drag her back for a wedding meant to bring good fortune, Lu Chenzhou blocks the doorway:

“She’s under my care now, the kind of care that means she’s on my household register.”