Taking a Supermarket to the 1970S

Original blurb: Yu Tong wakes up one day to find herself back in the 1970s. Food and warm clothes are scarce, and there are more awful relatives than she can count on one hand. Her aunt by marriage is always looking for a bargain, her younger aunt smiles while hiding a knife, and even the little kids dare to snatch food. Just as Yu Tong is at her wits' end, she suddenly realizes: Wait, did she bring along the little supermarket she got for her birthday?! The heroine is stunningly beautiful, and her golden finger is super overpowered. An alternate world, an alternate world, an alternate world! New novel: Playing a Stand-In in the 1970s Before traveling to the twenty-first century, Yi Jin was a conservative, hard-working country girl. She lived for her mother and older brother, then for her older brother and younger brother, never for herself. She gave all her allotted grain to her brothers and didn't get married until she was twenty. After traveling to the twenty-first century, Yi Jin discovers that she is merely a disposable character in a book. Her good-for-nothing husband is about to leave with the woman he has always loved, and her parents will kick her out for bringing shame on the family. Ha! Don't give her the chance to go back! So Yi Jin goes back. With a lazy younger brother in front of her and a mother who guilt-trips her behind her, there's no shortage of people she needs to deal with. Just as Yi Jin is eagerly taking on the awful relatives, she hears some news: Her good-for-nothing husband, the educated youth Shen Xingzhi, has returned to the city with the woman he loves. Yi Jin's role as his stand-in is over. Watching the villagers' mocking faces, Yi Jin grins. The game has only just begun. * After returning to the 1970s, Yi Jin gains a dark, portable pocket dimension. At first, she treats it as a storeroom and secretly stashes away some tasty food. Then she discovers paper and a pen in a hidden cabinet. The Transformation Plan: Write down your story, and we'll make it real! So Yi Jin writes, and gets to eat Japanese barbecue, grilled fish, Korean hot pot, and other twenty-first-century foods again. Her pocket dimension now has a banquet fit for an emperor. She writes that she can enjoy air conditioning, heated floors, an oven, and a microwave. Her pocket dimension now has a complete set of furnishings. Wait, if she just writes down everything she saw in the twenty-first century, won't she become a rich woman? The rich woman's life is disrupted one day when someone steals Yi Jin's story and publishes it. Just as she thinks everyone will assume she's mentally ill, countless tabloid reporters crowd outside her home. "Ms. Yi Jin, as a rising science fiction author, your work has been widely acclaimed. What would you like to say about that?" Theme: