[Famine in the 1950s + food delivery System + raising children and stockpiling goods + supposedly dead husband returns]
When Su Mo opened her eyes, she had become the “wicked shrew” abandoned in the countryside in the 1950s. From the start, she had a drafty, dilapidated courtyard and three scrawny children to feed, and it looked as though they would freeze and starve to death in the famine.
Ding! [Super Space-Time Food Delivery System] bound!
She could order modern fried chicken, roast duck, self-heating hotpot, and thick padded coats for herself. She could also send the era's organic mountain produce and game, as well as antiques and old goods, to the 21st century for delivery, earning a fortune to spend!
Sweet potatoes for gold bars, wild boar for household appliances. In an age of extreme scarcity, Su Mo used food delivery orders to scrape her way to becoming a tycoon. The children grew plump and rosy-cheeked, while the villagers were so jealous they could have spat blood.
Then one day, a military jeep drove into the village. The senior officer husband who was said to have died in battle stepped out, only to find himself staring at a courtyard full of cured meat and a healthy, radiant wife and children. He fell silent.
Su Mo was stunned. “I thought I was supposed to be a widow raising kids!”
The man rolled up his sleeves and strode into the kitchen. “Rest, honey. I'll take care of it!”
