Transmigrating to the 1960s

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Blurb:

Jiang Zhi completed all her missions in the apocalypse and used her points to exchange for a trip to 1968, a year without zombies. The original owner of her body was also a mission-taker, but her mission had gone off the rails halfway through, so the System sent her back for retraining and replaced her soul with Jiang Zhi's.

It might be a year of famine, but there were green mountains and streams in the hills. Jiang Zhi thought this was much easier than missions in the apocalypse, so she had no reason to refuse.

Gu Xiangchong's father had traded his life for a job, and his three sons had no idea how to divide the position among themselves. His newlywed wife, a fierce little thing who'd been married to him for just one day, punched his eldest brother, kicked his sister-in-law, then pinned his second brother and his wife beneath her feet. She won Gu Xiangchong the chance to take his father's place.

Following her mission instructions, Jiang Zhi trained her husband until he was tough as steel, turning him into a promising young man capable of going undercover. Before he left, her husband, now full of resentment after all her training, asked for a divorce.

Jiang Zhi said, "Fine. We'll get divorced when you come back."

Gu Xiangchong started out as a low-ranking police officer and worked his way up to criminal investigator. Then he was assigned an undercover mission. It was supposed to take a year, but the more he investigated, the bigger the case got. He was nearly uncovering aliens, so he had to keep digging. He was gone for ten years. When he returned, his fretful mother had become cheerful, his estranged brothers and sisters-in-law praised his wife as the head of the household to everyone they met, and his twin children greeted him as Dad without the slightest awkwardness.

He felt so happy. At last, he could settle down and live a normal life. But then his resentful wife asked for a divorce.

Gu Xiangchong got to the bottom of it. His wife had thought he was dead and fallen for Old Wang, the cultured fellow at the cultural center who could write and paint. He gritted his teeth. "Fine. If you want a divorce, then we'll get divorced."

Jiang Zhi divorced Gu Xiangchong to complete her objective. Selling old hens in the city every day wasn't so bad.

Gu Xiangchong was divorced. He was only thirty and already a bureau chief with a bright future ahead of him, but he was still in the habit of visiting his ex-wife's stall and taking their two children back to her place. Sometimes he even stayed for a meal. That wasn't so bad, either.

Theme: Be independent and self-reliant, work together, and build a better future