Period Setting + Farming + Reborn + Feel-Good Revenge + Face-Slapping + Punishing Scum + Strong Female Lead + Food + Entrepreneurship + Sweet Romance
She opens her eyes and discovers that the modern career woman Su Ya has transmigrated into the body of a pitiful young woman from the 1970s who tried to drown herself. Her parents are so shamelessly biased they might as well have blinders on. Her assigned spot has been stolen, and now they’re forcing her to go to the countryside in her younger brother’s place, to some impoverished mountain village. Watching her melodramatic mother cry and wail and her violent father raise a hand to hit her, Su Ya smiles. “Great. I’ll deal with this whole bunch of troublemakers myself!”
While everyone else suffers through life in the countryside, Su Ya can hardly wait to get started. At last, she can leave the weirdos behind and show what she can do! The production team ostracizes her and assigns her the hardest, dirtiest work? She fires back with an appeal to a higher authority and becomes a teacher in no time. A nasty roommate falsely accuses her of stealing? She gathers the whole farm to testify! What, they keep picking on her even after she gives them chance after chance, and now they’re trying to hurt her? Sorry, but she’s no pushover.
With her deep understanding of psychology, she knows how to handle people, and she uses her cooking skills to build a side business. Watch as she uses her ahead-of-its-time perspective to start at a small youth commune, venture into the black market, get into college, ride the wave of change, seize the opportunities of the era, and build a thriving business empire of her own!
Those who once bullied, humiliated, and abandoned her can only look up to her now! Su Ya smiles, finally at peace, at the man who has been circling around her all along, his gaze growing more and more intense.
Su Ya: “Hey, wasn’t dating supposed to look bad? Why are you asking me out?”