A Substitute Bride in 1980s Northeast China: I Use My Pocket Dimension to Eat Chicken Drumsticks Every Meal

Su Qingqing transmigrates into an 1980s story about a real and fake heiress, becoming the impostor who usurped the real heiress’s place and is despised by the entire family.

When the real heiress returns, the first thing she does is force Su Qingqing to honor the childhood betrothal arranged when they were babies: marry a poor soldier stationed far away in the Greater Khingan Mountains of the Northeast.

Her adoptive parents watch with cold indifference. “You’ve enjoyed the benefits of our family for eighteen years. This is what you owe us.”

Su Qingqing remembers how the real heiress stays in the city and marries a factory manager’s son, only to be hit by the wave of layoffs in the story. She promptly grabs her household registration booklet. “Fine, I’ll marry him!”

With her department-store space stocked full of supplies before she transmigrated, Su Qingqing boards a slow green train bound for the Northeast.

When she arrives at the “Snowbound Outpost” in the Greater Khingan Mountains, everyone thinks this delicate southern girl won’t last three days.

But who could have guessed that Su Qingqing would pull out military coats, self-heating hot pot, fresh vegetables, and more from her space?

In the bitter cold of thirty degrees below zero, Su Qingqing makes herself a wonderfully lively life.

Not only does she eat well, she also gets the soldiers’ families at the outpost growing greenhouse crops and developing the forest economy.

The cold-faced Commander He Feng, rumored to be able to split a black bear with his bare hands, loves nothing more than cornering Su Qingqing on the warm brick bed each night and warming her feet with his rough hands.

“Wifey, the heavy snow has blocked the mountain passes. Shouldn’t we answer the nation’s call and have a chubby little boy who can handle the cold?”