Reborn in the 1970s: I Bring My Space and Marry a Rugged Man

Architect Su Wanxing collapsed while working late to revise a design. When she opened her eyes again, she had become a young woman with the same name in the 1970s, in the Hongxing Production Brigade. Her father never cared for her and her mother showed her no affection. Tricked by a cousin who pretended to be kind, she nearly gave away the only food that could keep her alive. At the critical moment, Su Wanxing unlocked the space inside her family’s ancestral jade pendant. It was stocked with grain, meat, and all kinds of supplies, as well as remedies for illness.

She uses the space to improve her life, exposes her cousin’s fake “sweet and innocent” facade, and gives her awful relatives a taste of their own medicine. Meanwhile, she unexpectedly grows close to Lu Tingchen, a taciturn, rugged army veteran, out in the fields. Who would have guessed that this seemingly cold man would secretly shield her from thugs, bring her warm porridge, and slap his military medals on the table when she was framed? “Anything that happens to my wife is my business!”

From testing each other to trusting one another, Su Wanxing uses her modern know-how and the supplies in her space to raise livestock and start a workshop with Lu Tingchen, making a fortune amid the wave of reform and opening up. But she never expected the neighborly auntie who once greeted her with a smile to secretly trip her up out of jealousy, or the educated youth who had once spoken up for her to turn on her for a chance to return to the city. Fortunately, Lu Tingchen is always there to protect her. Together, they build a thriving life and learn who around them is sincere and who is two-faced.