The 1970s: Going to the Countryside with Bipolar Disorder, Beating Scumbags Isn’t Illegal!

[Transmigration + comedy + pocket dimension + trash-taking + face-slapping + feel-good story with ten parts goofiness + includes CPI

Lin Zhiyu transmigrates into a book and becomes a pitiful supporting female character who won't survive past the second chapter. Bound to the standard transmigrator System, she gains the strength of an ox and even gets official proof of bipolar disorder, so she can beat people up without breaking the law.

So she takes on every awful relative, kicks the scumbag men and wicked women to the curb, and sends the original male and female leads and their whole family off to suffer at a farm in the northwest.

But someone sabotages her and signs her up to go to the countryside, and there's no changing it. No matter, she'll take things as they come. After dealing with those awful people, she heads to the countryside.

There, she meets a “little green tea,” seemingly as frail as a willow in the breeze. Lin Zhiyu admits that's just her type, and takes him home as her pampered husband.

But she never expected the village to be full of weirdos too. Well, don't blame her for being ruthless: she'll give you the “Strong Brother” treatment, shave your head clean, and throw in a pig's-head package for free.

Riding the wave of people heading south to work, Lin Zhiyu becomes a tycoon, while her “darling husband” becomes a celebrated fashion designer.