The Year of Famine: I Cleared Out My Adoptive Father’s Home Before Heading to the Countryside

[Feel-Good Period Drama + System + Spatial Dimension + Transmigrate into a Book + Self-Interest + Taking Down Scumbags + Raising Kids]

She has barely arrived in the 1970s, and her family is already forcing her to go to the countryside from the start?

She isn't the eldest child in the family, gets the least to eat, does the dirtiest and most exhausting work, and has just landed a job at a textile mill. How could it possibly be her turn to go to the countryside?

Why should she be the one to lose out? She'll turn around and sign up her older sister, younger brother, and younger sister instead!

Everyone should go together, nice and neatly!!!

Her childhood sweetheart, the object of her flirtation, was going to the countryside to look after her, but then he hit it off with another educated youth on the train?

Why does this plot sound so familiar?

Only then does Song Jiaojiao realize that she has transmigrated into a book and become one of its supporting female characters, the green-tea type, who barely gets any description in the story.

Meanwhile, the heroine, Li Lanlan, makes a great success of herself with her spatial dimension. She eventually marries the hero, Han Ling, and has his child. After the college entrance exams are reinstated, they both get into university, then ride the wave of reform to build thriving careers and become the richest people in the country.

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