The Orphan Girl of the 1970s: With a Pocket Dimension, She Makes Her Little Brother Rich

The moment she opened her eyes, Shi Qinghe had transmigrated into the life of a poor, lonely girl in the 1970s. Her little brother was so hungry his eyes were rolling back, the family’s rice jar was emptier than a bowl, and they were so poor they couldn’t scrape two coins together.

Just as she was worrying about how they’d survive, she caught a grain thief and gave him a good beating. Terrified, the rat fell to his knees and begged, “Stop hitting me! I’ll take you to dig up gold bars!”

She went up the mountain and dug up an armful of gold bars, then unexpectedly found a pitch-black bangle too.

The moment her blood touched it, it activated and produced a portable space measuring two square meters! Inside, there was rich black soil for growing vegetables and a spirit spring to quench her thirst. It could even level up endlessly by absorbing gold bars. It was the ultimate golden finger for a transmigrator!

Shi Qinghe came back down the mountain with two big secrets. All she wanted was to quietly make a fortune and give her little brother a peaceful life.

But her fiancé, eager to climb the social ladder and marry into wealth, brazenly came to break off their engagement under the pretense of “doing what’s best for her.” The entire village had already pulled up chairs to watch her become a laughingstock.

Enough was enough!

Shi Qinghe tore off the scumbag’s mask and played both the pitiful victim and the sweet, obedient girl. She not only broke off the engagement in fine style, but also seized the moral high ground in the village, turning the scumbag and his new woman into laughingstocks.

As her life got better and better, she rescued a gravely wounded man, only to discover that he was a handsome military officer with an impressive background.