Back to 1976: Making a Life with a Thousand Tons of Supplies

Workaholic Su Qingyuan dies suddenly at her company celebration banquet and unexpectedly binds to the "Time-Space Leap System." She is told that in 72 hours, she will transmigrate to Shanghai in 1976.

Knowing how scarce supplies were in that era, she puts her merchant's knack for precise planning to work and blows through all her savings on a frantic stockpiling spree: tons of rice, flour, cooking oil, and grain; enough canned food and compressed biscuits to last twenty years; piles of fabric and medicine filling her storage space; even a solar generator and high-yield seeds. She packs her 1,000-cubic-meter space to the brim, all so she can live comfortably and securely in an unfamiliar time.

After transmigrating, she becomes Su Qingyuan, an orphan from Fuan Lane whose parents are both dead and who has inherited only a cramped attic. No melodramatic family feuds or grand adventures. Relying on the "wealth" in her storage space, she quietly adapts to life in the 1970s:

- First, she registers with the neighborhood office, takes a temporary job at a factory, and earns twelve yuan a month plus ration coupons, just like an "ordinary person";

- Now and then, she uses supplies from her space to help her kind neighbor, Grandma Wang, and builds up some goodwill in the lane;

- She uses modern knowledge and supplies she secretly takes out to improve the small things in life: making a well-fitting new outfit, simmering a fragrant pot of meat soup, and planting a few vegetables in a corner of the attic...

There is no romance, and she depends on no one. Su Qingyuan just wants to rely on the sheer strength of her hoard to live a good, quiet life in this warmly bustling era, waiting in peace for the opportunities of the times that are soon to come her way.

This is not quick transmigration!!!!!

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