Liu Yuqing, a college student, was playing games and snacking in her dorm, having the time of her life. She’d made plans to go shopping with her classmates and was getting ready to dress up and look her best. Then everything went black, and she transmigrated into the body of a sixteen-year-old girl in the 1960s. The girl had a fever, and Liu Yuqing felt unwell herself, so she went back to sleep. In a dream, she watched the girl’s short life unfold like a series of snapshots. The girl had been scared to death.
They had the same name. The girl was the youngest child in a much-loved family, with two older brothers and an older sister. Her eldest brother was already married, and her second brother and sister both had jobs. The family had been planning to find work for the girl, too, but someone with an agenda reported them, claiming no one in the family had gone to the countryside. The girl had no choice but to go. She had been so well protected that she couldn’t handle the blow, and died of a fever. After the heroine arrived, she took over the girl’s life. Fortunately, she had a daily life sign-in System that helped her greatly, and her parents also sent her supplies regularly every month. At first, Liu Yuqing couldn’t accept life in the countryside, but she gradually adapted. She never forgot her old life, though, and kept studying and persevering. She did everything herself instead of relying on others, and got along reasonably well with the other educated youths. She kept up her studies, too. Life wasn’t all sunshine, and conflicts and all sorts of petty problems piled up. How would the heroine handle them?
