A Sixties-Era Ruined Temple Connects to the Modern World, and Everyone's Going Wild for Wild Greens and Beans

[A connection between the 1960s and the modern era; the eldest sister feeds the whole family; the romance comes much later] Her grandparents kick her out of the house, her father has gone missing, her mother lies unconscious with a fever, and her little sister is about to be sold. Su Qingyu feels like her family is about to fall apart. With nowhere else to turn, she climbs a mountain and sincerely prays to the mountain god. To her surprise, the god answers. After she finishes bowing, Su Qingyu transmigrates to a modern-day temple. The moment she steps outside, she realizes this era is something else. Every family in the village has dried green beans, but here an old lady treats them like treasure and buys them for twenty yuan! Wild vegetables that grow all over the mountains for free are snapped up at the market, also for twenty yuan! Free-range eggs: thirty yuan. Dried bitter melon: thirty yuan. They want to buy the basket, too? No, no, I need that. She trades her goods for rice, flour, cooking oil, and smooth, brand-new clothes. From then on, she brings odds and ends from the village back to the modern era and enjoys a happy life of eating white flour buns at every meal and gorging on fatty meat.