Transmigrated to the 1980s: Of Course I'm Making Money to Buy a House

For no apparent reason, Shen Yaoyao transmigrated to 1983.

At twenty, she married an officer. Right after they got their marriage certificate, her husband returned to his unit for a mission, leaving behind a nephew and a niece.

The familiar plot, the familiar tropes, but something unfamiliar: "it."

Who is "it," you ask? Obviously, her golden finger. Wait, the System can't talk? It just comes with a space and a shop.

And the shop only lets her exchange for daily necessities. What counts as daily necessities?

Food, clothes, books, and so on. A bicycle? A watch? Those aren't available.

What else can she do? Put her clever little money-making brain to work and figure out how to get rich.

She can raise the kids, but they have to help her earn money. She can keep the man, but he has to help her earn money too.

Since she's transmigrated, wouldn't it be a loss not to make money and buy a house?

If she wants to live off the rent and grow old in comfort someday, then she'd better get moving right now!

But why is this man getting more and more irresistible? Why is he lifting his shirt to wipe off his sweat?

Since he's so ambitious and helps out, she'll bring him along when she lies flat and enjoys retirement in the future.