Transmigrating to a Bygone Era with Supplies: Raising My Child and Winning Over a Tough Guy

[Pocket dimension + supplies + raising children + 1960s era + devoted, tough husband]

Modern executive Su Wan opens her eyes and finds herself in the famine-stricken 1960s.

It’s hell mode from the start: the house is bare, her mother-in-law is vicious, her sister-in-law is greedy, and two scrawny “baggage” kids are crying for food.

Even worse, her husband, whom she has never met, has believed some malicious gossip and is on his way home by train to divorce her!

Su Wan looks at the pocket dimension packed with a trillion dollars’ worth of modern supplies and gives a cold laugh:

No clothes or food? Take all the rice, flour, braised pork, milk powder, and canned goods you want!

Bullies causing trouble? She’ll slap a severance agreement in their faces, take the children, and split off to live in paradise!

The whole village is waiting for Su Wan to starve to death. Instead, she raises her gaunt children into plump, rosy-cheeked little darlings, and they end up living even better than city folk.