Transmigrated into a Starving Ghost in the 1960S: My Storage Space Saves My Life

Song Qian unexpectedly unlocks a pocket dimension, but it's empty except for a clear, cold ancient well. That very night, she dreams that she is trapped in the resource-starved 1960s. She wakes up feeling an overwhelming sense of danger and immediately decides to stockpile supplies for emergencies. But as a college student who lives on her work-study income, she has no money to buy supplies on a large scale. In desperation, she turns to the land inside her pocket dimension and starts growing medicinal herbs. She sells them bit by bit to save money, then uses every cent she earns to buy food, clothes, and medicine, gradually filling the space and eagerly anticipating a peaceful life after transmigrating. But when transmigration really happens, she discovers that reality is far harsher than her dream. Instead of the peaceful life of the 1960s, she finds herself facing cruel, parasitic grandparents, weak and spineless parents, a selfish and scheming older brother, and a pitiful-looking white-lotus younger sister. It's a hell-mode start from the very beginning.