Living the Good Life in the 1970s

Food blogger Zhou Le slips, hits her head, and transmigrates to the cultivation world. She spends three hundred years cultivating the Way of the Kitchen, then gets blasted away on the day her second senior brother opens the pill furnace. When she opens her eyes, she discovers that she's transmigrated again, this time to the 1970s.

She takes a look at the concerned faces of her parents, brother, and sister-in-law and decides that life here seems pretty good.

Just as she's getting ready to lie flat, her father, the head chef at the commune, injures his hand. They can't find anyone to take over, and he's so worried he feels a sore throat coming on.

Zhou Le looks around and tentatively asks, "How about me?"

Her whole family looks at her in confusion. "You?"

Zhou Le shows off her skills, and her family eats until their stomachs are round, too amazed by her cooking to say a word.

Her father thinks it over, then immediately has her take his place as head chef.

She does wonderfully as the head chef, and her excellent cooking draws in a number of local officials. Some even want to recruit her to work as a chef in the city. Zhou Le looks back at her poor hometown and firmly shakes her head. "No. I want to stay here and build up my hometown."

Everyone starts coming up with ideas.

"Comrade Zhou Le, our department store has decided to buy eggs and local produce from your brigade. What do you think?"

"Comrade Zhou Le, our food processing factory plans to set up a branch in your brigade and appoint you as our technical adviser. Please don't refuse."

"Comrade Zhou Le, we're planning to mass-produce the convenience foods you make and export them abroad to earn foreign currency for our country."

After happily finishing her work, she turns around and discovers that her master and three senior brothers, who had also been blasted away back then, have turned up.

Zhou Le's nose stings, and she almost bursts into tears. She'd thought she would never see them again.

Theme: Work hard at life and embrace a bright future.