Reborn in the 1970S: I Have a Spirit Spring Space

A satisfying, can't-put-it-down story of a clever heroine's comeback! In her previous life, Lin Xiaomai was the village's biggest fool. Her stepmother sold her off for a bride price, and her husband's abuse eventually killed her. Reborn in the 1970s, she became the most overlooked and pitiful of the educated youths sent to the countryside. No one knew she carried a spiritual spring realm with her: its black soil could make crops grow like weeds, its spring water could cure illness, and its ancient books held countless skills. In a time when nobody had enough to eat, she secretly grew red tomatoes, sweet watermelons, and out-of-season vegetables. While everyone else scraped by earning work points, she raised prize-quality minks with her spring water and sold each pelt for over a hundred yuan. As the educated youths fought tooth and nail for a chance to return to the city, she had already secured a recommendation to agricultural university. By the time the wave of city returns came, she had already bought three courtyard homes in the provincial capital. Her first love, the young educated man who had abandoned her in her previous life, knelt and begged her to take him back. She kicked him away. Meanwhile, the taciturn, icy-faced doctor beside her quietly pressed all his pay into her hands. “Xiaomai, I'm the only one listed in my household register.” Later, in her memoirs, Lin Xiaomai, the richest woman in the country, wrote: “It all began with a handful of soil from the spiritual spring.” (Some elements are fictional.)