In the 21st century, Lai Xiaoling died in a carefully orchestrated trap set by her best friend.
She thought her friend was someone she could trust with her life, so she shared everything without reservation: her savings and the man she had her eye on for a blind date. She had no idea her friend had long coveted everything she owned. One day, her friend invited her out to meet a "great match" and drugged the juice at the cafe. In a haze, she heard her friend's shrill laughter: "Your money and your man will both be mine from now on!" During their argument, her friend shoved her down the stairs. The back of her head struck the cold steps, and as consciousness faded, all she saw was the undisguised greed and malice in her friend's eyes.
When she opened her eyes again, Lai Xiaoling had somehow returned to 1953, to Liancheng Village in Fuzhou, Jiangxi Province, as an orphan with the same name. Wind blew through the earthen-walled house, and she was covered by a coarse, patched quilt. Outside, gossip flew in the local Gan dialect. The original owner had just been drugged by Li Cuihua, a woman from the same village, and ended up sleeping with Zhang Wenjie, a discharged soldier. Overcome with shame, she had tried to run away, but fell, hit her head on a rock, and died.
What caught her even more off guard was the faint heaviness in her lower abdomen, a sign that she was pregnant. Just as she was at a loss, the "Fifties Life Assistant System" activated in her mind. A 20-square-meter refrigerated storage space, daily sign-in rewards of coarse grains and sewing supplies, and abilities that let her sense how plants were growing and read people's hearts became her lifeline in an era of scarcity.
A taciturn soldier husband, Zhang Wenjie, who quietly offered her a boiled egg; the twins on the way; a malicious neighbor watching her like a hawk; and a hard life in desperate need of improvement... Standing on a country path in the 1950s, Lai Xiaoling clenched her fist
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