Transmigrated to the 1970s: I Refuse to Go to the Countryside and Marry a Tech Whiz

{There’s a pocket dimension, but it doesn’t appear much; no trip to the countryside; sweet romance; family life; powerful figures; making a fortune; serving the country}

Xu Zhiyao, a disgruntled corporate drone, wakes up one day to discover she has transmigrated to the 1970s.

She has also transmigrated into the body of an NPC who isn’t even worthy of having a name, after her uncle’s family took everything from her.

She considers herself a woman with a temper, so she promptly sells her uncle’s job, replaces her aunt’s temporary worker, and sends her cousin off to the countryside for labor reform.

Then she heads to Nan City to stay with a friend of her mother’s from the original owner’s life.

Once there, she’s surprised to run into the handsome man who helped her before.

She’s even more surprised when, just after thinking they must be fated to meet, he confesses his feelings to her.

She later learns that this handsome man is also the benefactor of the novel’s male lead: a steady, reserved man who never marries and devotes his entire life to the country’s machinery industry.

Watching this all-around good man in an apron, cooking dinner for her and making himself right at home, she falls utterly silent.