[Period setting + farming + educated youth + strong female lead + pocket dimension + face-slapping + sweet on the surface, dark underneath + transmigration into a book + lie flat]
A modern corporate drone dies suddenly after working overtime. When she opens her eyes, she has become a pitiful young woman in the 1970s: her mother is dead, her father doesn’t care about her, she has a stepmother and a younger stepsister, as well as a half-brother, and she’s being sent to the countryside. A disastrous start from the start.
Only after absorbing her memories does she learn she has transmigrated into a book, a novel she had casually skimmed on the subway out of boredom. She doesn’t remember the specific plot, but with all her years of reading novels, she can manage just fine. Besides, she has a pocket dimension and an inheritance. So she’ll go to the countryside. She packs her things and leaves in a flash, ready to lie flat from then on. A few flies always come buzzing around, so she swats them away. Smacking them across the face feels great, though her hand does hurt a little.
“Wifey, leave everything to me from now on. If your hand hurts, my heart hurts too.”
[Devoted male lead, ready to do whatever she says.]
The heroine is timid and shrinks her family spirit