I Moved Everything I Owned to the Countryside, and the Paralyzed Tycoon Spoils Me Rotten

“You want me to take the place of the fake heiress and marry a paralyzed veteran sent down to the countryside? Fine, I’ll marry him!”

Su Li, a top mechanical engineer, transmigrates into the 1970s as the mistreated real heiress. She turns the tables, steals the fake heiress’s pocket dimension stocked with a trillion yuan worth of supplies, and spends the night stripping the Su family’s Western-style house bare, down to the wall clock and rice jar, before heading off to the countryside.

Her biased mother and the fake heiress think she’ll be scraping by on chaff in some impoverished backwater. Little do they know she has a giant wrench in one hand and can pull white flour and pork out of her pocket dimension with the other. Greedy relatives come looking for a handout? She greets them with an iron rod! The commune’s tractor breaks down? She draws up a plan, assembles the parts, and fixes it on the spot, becoming the commune’s prized technician.

The paralyzed big shot He Zheng, rumored not to survive the winter, lives in a broken-down cave dwelling. Every day, she feeds him delicious meals and keeps him going with top-grade nutritional supplements.

Then one dark and windy night, the man who supposedly couldn’t stand pins her against an earthen wall. His voice low and husky, he says, “Wife, you’ve been fixing that semi-automatic wheelchair for days. Isn’t it time you turned your attention to me?”