Transported to the Famine Years of the Sixties: With My Pocket Dimension, I Become a Procurement Officer

[Headstrong, vivacious career woman vs. introverted, reserved researcher]

[Love of country and family + transmigration to the past + golden finger space + raising kids]

The moment Ji Shu opened her eyes, she had transmigrated to the great famine of the 1960s, a time when supplies were scarce.

Digging for wild vegetables? Chewing tree bark?

With a pocket dimension in hand and billions worth of supplies that never run out, what does she have to fear?

Jobs are hard to come by, with only one opening for every available position?

Ji Shu rummages around in her pocket: buyer's certificate, projectionist's certificate, driver's license, secretary's certificate for the director of a major state-run factory... Just say the word. Which one do you want?

While others are so hungry they're dizzy, with oversized heads and tiny bodies, Ji Shu eats and drinks like a queen.

While others pull strings to beg for jobs, Ji Shu carries a whole host of credentials and leaps ahead to become the most successful and honored member of the Ji family.

She wasn't paying attention and got seduced by that taciturn man who had devoted himself to research. Good grief... why does he come with a bonus kid?

Ji Shu pats her bulging pockets. Her family fortune is substantial enough to support them!

Content warning: The female lead has it easy. She succeeds in both love and career, and the child is adopted.