I Sold Everything to Move to the Countryside, and the Stoic Older Man Spoils Me Rotten

[Historical Era] [Dual-Space System] [12-Year Age Gap] [Clearing Out the Family's Wealth] [Lazy-Girl Victory] [Sweet Romance with a Fatherly Male Lead]

When Yu Suici opens her eyes, she has become a destitute orphan from a wealthy capitalist family in Haicheng in 1968.

Her stepmother wants her inheritance, her scumbag father wants to force her into marriage, and now they want her to take her stepsister's place and be sent to the bitterly cold countryside?

Yu Suici looks at the spirit-sensing gourd space on her wrist and smiles. So the rule is that anything she touches gets collected?

Overnight, she clears out her scumbag father's entire three-bedroom apartment! Gold bars, paintings, a solid-wood bed, even the toilet tank and half a sack of flour are gone. Then she sends the whole family off to a quarry for labor reform with an anonymous letter!

With two thousand square meters of black soil and a space that keeps things fresh, Yu Suici slings a little suitcase over her shoulder and happily boards the train to the countryside, ready to live it up doing as little as possible.

Who could have guessed that on the train she'd run into Shang Huaijin, the famously decisive, stern, and abstinent top official of Baishan County?

A red dot on her space glows hot against him: [Warning! This is the biggest thigh in the whole book. Grab on, fast!]

And so the thirty-year-old, iron-faced Secretary Shang finds himself with a sweet, clingy young educated youth by his side.

Everyone waits to watch the pampered young lady suffer in the countryside, but things take a very different turn:

While other young educated youths gnaw on rough bread, Yu Suici reclines in a soft-sleeper compartment for two as the man feeds her peeled grapes;

While other young educated youths scramble to bring in the harvest under the blazing sun, Secretary Shang keeps her right under his nose in front of an electric fan, using