Lin Shu died. Her most trusted friend and husband had joined forces to kill her, and she died with hatred in her heart.
When she opened her eyes again, she was back in 1983, just before the college entrance exams. Faced with her fake friend’s insincere affection and the scheming of her awful relatives, Lin Shu smiled. This time, she would play along.
An unexpected discovery awakens a mysterious space: a modern supermarket covering thirty square meters, where time passes six times faster than outside. While others study by lamplight, she drills through practice questions in her space; while others queue to snap up goods, she can restock at any time. On exam day, she makes her fake friend reap what she sowed. After arriving in the provincial capital, she uses her space to open the city’s first convenience kiosk and trounces her competitors.
But why does the cold-faced soldier Lu Zheng keep looking at her so curiously? After he is injured and discharged from the military, he doesn’t leave. Instead, he protects her at every turn. “You have secrets. I won’t ask. But if anyone dares to lay a finger on you, they’ll have to answer to me first.”
She tears apart her fake friend, tramples the ungrateful, and uses her space to reach the top. But this cold, devoted man was supposed to be aloof. Why does he cling to her every day after they marry? “Honey, is there any chocolate left in your space? You said last time it was a Valentine’s Day gift...”
Reborn, she’ll send every cheating man and wicked woman packing, and turn this taciturn soldier into the sweetest, most devoted husband.
