Pocket dimension + countryside + self-interest (no saintly heroine) + very little male lead screen time
Lin Youyou is an orphan. Her parents died young, leaving her a sizable inheritance, enough for her to get through college in comfort.
One day, she hears that the apocalypse is coming, but she doesn't take it seriously at all.
These rumors crop up every few years. She's sick of hearing them.
But the next day, she finds a pocket dimension in her possession.
That gets Lin Youyou thinking: if even a pocket dimension has appeared, maybe the apocalypse really is coming?
Well, at least the money her parents left her will come in handy.
She immediately goes on a shopping spree, stuffing everything she can think of into her pocket dimension: food, clothes, daily necessities. She doesn't feel at ease until it's packed full.
A few days later, the apocalypse really does arrive.
The world outside is in chaos. Lots of people awaken superpowers, but she doesn't. All she has is a pocket dimension.
She avoids fighting and killing, goes it alone, and takes advantage of the chaos to scavenge supplies. She manages to scrape by in the apocalypse for ten years.
Honestly, she's getting a little tired of it. She doesn't want to die; she's just had enough of living in constant fear.
But then someone discovers the secret of her pocket dimension, and she gets killed.
She closes her eyes, opens them again, and finds herself alive, transported to the 1960s instead.
Lin Youyou is determined to become a self-made millionaire!
Isn't it enough to have a heroine with a golden finger? Here's another one with a big golden finger, two time-travelling girls in one family. When compared, the heroine is just like a passerby. Although the background board is an ally, I feel that one is enough.
Milk doll is so cute
It's very interesting and interesting. Keep up the good work, author!
It's still watchable, not bad
I like your work