I Took a Supermarket to the 1970s and Cleared Out My Family's Home Before Heading to the Countryside

[Period setting + storage space + clearing out the family’s possessions + tough guy dotes on his wife + getting rich with supplies]

Jiang Ning, a max-level esper from the apocalypse, transmigrates into a book and becomes the cannon-fodder female supporting character in a period novel, where her stepmother flatters her into ruin and forces her to go to the countryside.

Hell mode from the start?

Jiang Ning gives a cold laugh and empties her scumbag father and stepmother’s mansion!

Sofas, cabinets, radios? Taken!

Rice, flour, cooking oil, and secret savings? Taken!

She doesn’t even leave them the floor tiles, toilet, or light switches and outlets on the walls!

After leaving behind a letter severing family ties, Jiang Ning heads off to the countryside for a relaxing getaway, with a department-store space worth tens of billions in tow.

While everyone else lives on husks and weeds, she eats self-heating hot pot under the covers and drinks ice-cold cola.

While everyone else works until their backs nearly break, the village’s fiercest “Living Yama” rushes to do her chores for her.

About the male lead:

Qin Zheng is the notorious village bully of Hongxing Brigade. He’s ruthless and taciturn, and every child in the village gives him a wide berth.

Everyone thinks that once the delicate Jiang Ning falls into his hands, she’ll surely wither away.

But instead, they see

The fearsome man squatting by the field ridge, washing Jiang Ning’s feet and coaxing her with red ears: “Ningning, the water’s just right. It’s not too hot.”