A Hoarding Expert in the Sixties

Upcoming: A Military Wife's Diary in the Seventies Blurb, normal version: Chu Qin, a transmigrator from the apocalypse, loves this perfectly ordinary land with all her heart. She was born ten years after the apocalypse, when newborns generally received upgraded genes and had outstanding resistance to disasters. She alone got a radish tower defense game. She got to play one round a day, and whether she won a biscuit or a luxurious cold noodle dish depended entirely on whether that lousy game felt like being nice. Chu Qin's physical abilities couldn't compare with other people's. At eighteen, she died an untimely death. When she woke up, she had transmigrated to another planet in the 1950s. There were no earth-shattering earthquakes here, no epidemics with nowhere to hide... It was just a little poor and a little remote. There was no oppression, effort was always rewarded, the river water was safe to drink, and there were sweet potatoes enough to fill your stomach. What more could you ask for? Oh, there was one rather strange girl who kept muttering, "The famine is coming soon." Chu Qin wondered... should she start stockpiling again? Blurb, not-so-normal version: After transmigrating into the body of an orphan, Chu Qin couldn't be happier. She built walls, fired bricks, and put up houses. She got up earlier than the chickens, went to bed later than the dogs, and ate more than the pigs... As hardworking as she was, she'd even seen the rice paddies at four in the morning! She always earned a perfect work score when she went to work, and never returned empty-handed from the mountains. With the granary gradually filling up, Chu Qin finally smiled with satisfaction. Huh? Has the difficult period not started yet? Chu Qin was puzzled. The strange reborn woman: ... (with a complicated expression) The three difficult years are already over, and every household still has food to spare. The villagers: We couldn't help it. When we saw her working, we wanted to work too. She built canals and dug ditches, and everyone got enthusiastic about farming. Please stop, we're being worked to death by the competition! Blurb for A Military Wife's Diary in the Seventies: Wen Jiajia transmigrates to the 1970s and opens her eyes to find herself an aunt. The original owner was the youngest daughter in her family. Because her family was poor, she was given away to a family in the city. But while she was growing up there, her adoptive parents had a son of their own, and from then on their cherished daughter became a workhorse and babysitter. When her adoptive parents tried to force her into a marriage for their own benefit, she fought back and broke the leg of their foolish son, who was the leader's son. To escape the trouble, her adoptive parents drove her out of the house, cut ties with her, and sent her back to the countryside. But her run of bad luck wasn't over. On the day the original owner returned to her hometown, her biological parents and older sisters all died after eating mushrooms. The only survivors in the family were the original owner and two children. Standing at the doorway of her home, the original owner fainted in terror at the sight of death. When she woke up, she had become Wen Jiajia. Wen Jiajia: ... To be honest, I want to die too. There were many kind people in the village, all concerned about the aunt and her nieces and nephews. They said: You're their aunt, an elder. You can't just leave your two sisters' children on their own. Wen Jiajia hesitated: All right, I'll take care of them. They said: The adults in your family are dead, and you have no savings or able-bodied workers. How will you survive? Wen Jiajia nodded: Right. How will I survive? They said: The soldier who carried you to the hospital did you a kindness. Why don't you marry him? Wen Jiajia was shocked: Damn, that's repaying kindness with betrayal! A few months later. Wen Jiajia packed up her things and followed that terribly unlucky soldier far away to join him at his post... Theme: Stay positive and never give up.