Actually, I Just Don't Want to Raise Pigs [The 1970s]

Li Yun has a System and arrives in the 1970s, right in the middle of the wave of youths sent to the countryside. Her stepmother is trying to send her away to make room for her own daughter.

After spending her previous life as an overworked corporate drone, Li Yun quickly gets money out of her stepmother and heads to Liu Family Village, where her grandmother lives. She plans to enjoy the wide-open skies and, once policies become more permissive, buy a few apartments in the city and live the carefree life of a landlady.

But fate has other plans. Her maternal uncle, who is also the brigade leader, is about to lose his job because a sow is having a difficult birth. Li Yun has ignored the System and refused to bind herself to it, but now she finally takes it seriously. In her first lottery draw after binding, she wins A Guide to Caring for Sows.

Reluctantly, Li Yun delivers the piglets herself. But once she gets started, there's no stopping. Her superiors see how well she raises pigs and approve dozens of breeding sows for her to raise on a larger scale. Looking at pigs covering the ground, Li Yun is so overwhelmed she can barely think straight.

Li Yun claims her goal is to create more jobs for Liu Family Village and help the villagers escape poverty. Under this banner, she finally passes the pig-raising responsibilities to her aunt by marriage. But when her other two aunts by marriage hear about her ambitious plan, they immediately recruit people to help. With no way out, Li Yun takes out Soybean Processing, which she won from the System...

As a result, the Liu family and the whole village are fired up, and Li Yun's business keeps growing. In less than ten years, it has spread across the country and even expanded overseas...

Theme: You never know the possibilities until you try