Ye Wan transmigrates into the 1970s and, as soon as she opens her eyes, gets bound to a System that forces her into a rat race. It deducts her life points at the drop of a hat, forcing her to hunt wild boars in the mountains, stitch up wounded soldiers, and grow spirit wheat.
A special forces soldier's soul in a soft, timid body: she is ruthless and precise in a fight, and a seasoned negotiator when it comes to making deals. While everyone else suffers through rural life, she is forced to carry out construction projects for the sake of her "sleeping ambitions."
While others sweat in the fields, she makes spirit wheat ripen in four days with a mere thought. While others go hungry and short of clothes, she uses the System's shop to get what she needs, and casually trains the reconnaissance major tailing her into her personal errand boy.
The System is frantic: [Warning: Main quest, "Model Lay-Flat Champion"! Host, please take part in production and avoid attracting too much attention!]
Ye Wan chews on spirit wheat rice mixed with lard, too lazy to even lift her eyelids. "A model worker? Sounds exhausting. Want me to work harder? Pay me in lard."
The whole village thinks she's a model worker who works too hard. Only the System knows that every major thing this troublemaker does is so she can sleep for two more hours.
Until one day, the reconnaissance major she casually rescued blocks her doorway. "You sleep. I'll stand guard for you. Deal?"
Ye Wan: "Deal. Just don't wake me up."
