The Tender Widow of the 1970s: The Roughneck Educated Youths Fight to Win Her Heart

[Transmigration + period setting + pocket dimension + doting on his wife + a slow, steady life + warm, mutual flirtation]

Jiang Suihao is reborn in 1976, and from the start she’s stuck in hell mode: widowed on her wedding night, branded a “jinx” by her in-laws and thrown out, then forced to live in a drafty shack at the end of the village.

Luckily, the jade pendant she carries awakens a spiritual spring pocket dimension, stocked with rice, flour, and supplies!

Jiang Suihao plans to shut herself away, farm and make money, and live her own wonderful life.

But the fearsome hunter next door, Pei Su, keeps leaving pheasants outside her door in the middle of the night;

Luo Zhan, the upright leader of the production team, always adds a couple of extra work points to her record;

Ji Chuan, the aloof and scheming educated youth sent to the countryside, insists on teaching her to read and write;

and Chu Xiao, the wild, strapping truck driver, keeps bringing back piles of polyester dresses for her...

The villagers all wait to see Jiang Suihao make a fool of herself, only to find her looking rosy and healthy, with a slimmer waist and a life that keeps getting better. Those tough, strapping men and educated youths have made her the apple of their eye!