Working at a Supply and Marketing Cooperative in the Seventies

[Coming Soon: The Farmhouse Bride of the 1970s] Please add it to your collection! One day, Su Xiaoyan returns to the days before the apocalypse and awakens her spatial ability ahead of time. She scours the area for supplies, gathering everything she could need to eat, drink, and wear, until her five-hundred-square-meter space is packed full. But she never expects to fall asleep and wake up transmigrated into the 1970s, as a sales clerk at a state-run supply and marketing cooperative. The original owner came from the countryside. By chance, she saved a benefactor, who arranged for her to work as a sales clerk at the cooperative. Faced with her coworkers' scorn and the villagers' opportunism, they guilt-trip her into buying scarce goods like brown sugar and scented soap on their behalf. The original owner can't take the pressure and breaks down. After the souls switch, Su Xiaoyan looks at the brown sugar and scented soap on the counter. Everything requires ration coupons, but when she thinks of the dazzling array of supplies in her space, she smiles knowingly. By day, she sells goods at the cooperative. At night, she returns to the village to trade supplies to the villagers, and sometimes makes deals with people from the city. Soon, the other sales clerks are amazed to see Su Xiaoyan handling the work with ease. So many people love buying things from her. The villagers' lives grow more and more comfortable. Their family is the only one that can buy these highly sought-after goods at low prices, without ration coupons. The city folk are satisfied too. Their family is the only one that can trade ration coupons for food and pay less on top of that. Thinking of all the extra money and ration coupons accumulating in her space, Su Xiaoyan feels that her laid-back days are getting closer and closer. Later, when the winds of reform sweep across the land and everyone celebrates, people are astonished to realize that Su Xiaoyan, whom they have always considered beautiful and kindhearted, has long since saved up her first fortune and become one of the first to get rich. P.S. The heroine is selective about who she trades goods with. She only trades with people who have never harmed the Su siblings and have even helped them. A little plug for my upcoming novel, The Farmhouse Bride of the 1970s. Please add it to your collection! When the villagers talk about the young wife of the Lin family, they can't help sighing. What kind of misfortune has befallen the Lins? Everyone in the family is hardworking. The eldest son's wife is a whiz at farm work, and the second son's wife is a whiz in the kitchen. But the third son's wife looks so delicate and weak that she can't lift a thing. That would be bad enough, but she's lazy too. If she can sit, she absolutely won't stand. They say she wouldn't even agree to stay home and cook during the autumn harvest. The village women watch the show while reminding their sons to marry someone hardworking when the time comes. But the Lin family doesn't mind one bit. The third son's wife may be a little lazy, but she has a real talent. She can earn money just by writing an article, and when she goes to the county seat, she comes back with meat and grain. Whose daughter-in-law is that capable? When you've got plenty to eat, it's only right to do a little more work around the house. Whatever people outside may be saying is another matter. Inside the Lin home, the third son's wife, Zhou Yunmeng, is calculating the supplies in her space and wondering when she can make another trip to the city. She'll find an excuse to bring back some meat and grain for a treat. Oh, right, she also needs to hurry up and write a few articles to make some money! Theme: No matter how hard life gets, keep your heart turned toward the light.