The 1970s’ Lucky Star: I Marry a Rugged Man with a Billion-Dollar Grain Supply

Modern grain-company warehouse manager Su Qingyuan unexpectedly transmigrates into a book set in a bygone era, becoming a cannon-fodder supporting female character with the same name as the heroine, but in stark contrast to her.

After transmigrating into the book, Su Qingyuan finds herself trapped in a desperate situation: her parents favor sons over daughters and are forcing her to marry a lazy, abusive brute. Then, by chance, she binds herself to a “Hundred-Billion-Unit Granary” space stocked with mountains of food and supplies. It becomes her greatest source of security as she struggles to make a life for herself in the 1970s, an era of scarcity.

To escape her family’s control and change her fate, Su Qingyuan uses the supplies in her space to improve her life. By a twist of fate, she also crosses paths with the book’s male lead, Gu Yanchen, a rugged man who was discharged from the military due to an injury and has temporarily returned to his village to recuperate. Gu Yanchen is upright and steadfast. Though temporarily down on his luck, he cannot hide his sharp edge. He sees through Su Qingyuan’s predicament and is drawn to her resilience and intelligence, so different from what people say about her. He steps forward to shield her from hardship.

With the golden finger of her hundred-billion-unit granary, Su Qingyuan not only solves her problems with food and clothing, but quietly builds her wealth as well. Meanwhile, she and Gu Yanchen support and trust each other, facing the hardships of life and the cruelty of human nature together in that turbulent era. In the end, she breaks free of her cannon-fodder fate and joins hands with him to build a happy life, making their days brighter and brighter.