The 1970s: I Went to the Countryside to Protect My Sister, Then Got a Cheat

[Pocket dimension + farming + period setting + fake and true heiresses + everyday family life + no angst + slow-burn growth]

In the autumn of 1968, the call to go up to the mountains and down to the countryside rang out, and gloom settled over the Su family.

Su Nian'an always thought she was just the second daughter of an ordinary working-class family, until a birthmark and an old letter revealed the truth about the fake and true heiresses:

She was the biological daughter the Shen family from the military compound had lost eighteen years ago.

And “Shen Zhiwan,” whom the Shen family had cherished since childhood, was merely a fake heiress who had taken her place.

Unfortunately, before her real identity came to light, her selfish eldest sister, Su Nianci, conspired with her fiancé to force her to give up her permanent job at the textile mill. They even planned to send her and her younger sister to the most remote countryside.

Su Nian'an sneered. Fine, she'd go.

She had a pocket dimension and a proficiency panel, and her physical and mental abilities far surpassed those of ordinary people.

Farming? She could turn barren land into fertile fields.

Cooking? She was the best cook for miles around.

Hunting? The hills were full of game she could trade for ration tickets.

On her first day in the countryside, the whole village thought the delicate young woman sent from the city wouldn't last through the winter.

A year later, the whole commune was asking, “Does educated youth Su have any more cured meat?”

The cold, taciturn regimental officer who returned from the border garrison to visit his family had also started looking at her differently.

“Su Nian'an, I looked into it. You're the daughter my mother has been searching for for eighteen years.”

Su Nian'an: ...Is this the wrong script?