The Sixties: I Empty My Enemy’s Storehouse and Marry a Rough-Hewn Man in the Countryside

[Fake Heiress and Real Heiress + Border Military District + Following the Troops to an Island]

Lin Hui, a top modern-day chef, wakes up in a novel set in the 1960s as the wicked fake heiress.

She has barely arrived when the real heiress joins forces with her adoptive parents to kick her out and force her to sign up for the hardest assignment: rural service in the borderlands.

Lin Hui sneers. Using her golden finger, a pocket dimension, she empties her adoptive parents’ illicit underground vault overnight, then cleans out the supply cooperative for good measure.

She changes her rural assignment to an island military district, and as soon as she arrives, her superb cooking and plentiful supplies win over Huo Zheng, a cold-faced, cunning navy regiment commander.

While everyone else on the island is scraping by on sweet potatoes, she cooks up seafood feasts, starts an aquaculture business, and helps the military wives get rich. She turns hard times into a honeymoon period beyond compare.