Through Famine Years with a Pocket Space, Raising Kids and Making Money for Retirement

Yun Shu, a top modern supply-chain executive, works herself to death after another all-nighter, only to transmigrate into a famine year as a woman six months pregnant, cruelly shoved out of her in-laws' carriage and abandoned in the wilderness.

After a lifetime of toil in her previous life, she's finally seen the light. She cuts ties and refuses to be an easy target or a self-sacrificing do-gooder. Her goals are simple and firm: make money, stock up on supplies, give birth safely, raise her child, and save enough to live comfortably in old age.

By chance, she bonds with a space that stores all kinds of goods. Its endlessly fresh warehouse is packed with modern supplies; a spirit spring helps nourish her pregnancy, and its fertile black soil yields bountiful harvests. With her golden finger to back her up, she has every confidence she needs to survive the chaotic times. When her awful in-laws come back to steal her belongings, she fights back with authority and cuts ties with them in public. On the road fleeing the famine, she picks reliable companions and ruthlessly puts down refugees trying to steal food and unscrupulous bullies, never hesitating to protect herself and her child.

She settles in a small town, makes delicious food, opens workshops and expands her shops, quietly building a fortune. She safely gives birth to a son, Yun Cheng'an, and the two of them rely on and support each other. From an abandoned pregnant woman, she becomes a wealthy businesswoman in her own right. Uninterested in romance and unwilling to get caught up in conflicts, she gradually amasses a vast fortune and builds her own retirement estate.

In this life, Yun Shu focuses on her business and takes a laid-back approach to life. She gives as good as she gets, and anyone who blocks her path to wealth gets crushed. In the end, amid the chaos, she becomes a winner who can call the shots and lie flat in comfort.