Reborn in the 1960s: I Take Down the Horrible Relatives and Raise an Adorable Child

Soul transmigration + pocket dimension + raising a child + love after marriage

At the moment of a car accident, Su Qingyuan unexpectedly awakened a pocket dimension. Convinced the apocalypse was coming, she spent every last penny madly stockpiling supplies.

Who could have guessed that when she opened her eyes, the apocalypse never came? Instead, she had transmigrated into the resource-starved 1960s.

She had become Lin Wanxing, a timid, downtrodden military wife in the Lu family, with a sickly, timid two-year-old daughter by her side.

Her soldier husband was stationed on the frontier and had been out of touch for three years.

Her mean mother-in-law favored boys over girls, mistreating and shortchanging her every day.

Her shrewish sister-in-law was lazy and greedy, constantly picking fights and scheming against her.

The original owner had been tormented to death by this entire family of scoundrels.

Now saddled with this mess but armed with a pocket dimension, temperature control, and a spiritual spring, Su Qingyuan narrowed her cold eyes. She would never again be a soft touch for others to push around.

She put her wicked mother-in-law in her place, tore into her sister-in-law, protected her adorable child, and fought for her share of the rations, securing her footing one step at a time.

Seeing through the quagmire of rural gossip and petty feuds, she refused to spend her life suffering in silence. She resolutely looked into the policy on joining a husband stationed with the army and set off with her daughter on a thousand-mile journey to the military camp.

This heroine makes her own way without relying on a man: she stocks up and builds a home herself, deals with the troublemakers herself, and secures a peaceful life on her own.

When her cold, commanding officer husband returned, he expected to find a strange wife chosen for him by an arranged marriage. Instead, he gradually found himself captivated by her independence, clarity, and commanding presence.