Reborn in the 1960s: My Big Sister Has a Pocket Space

Su Yinyin was killed after being set up by others, then reborn at a crossroads in her life.

She faced parents who looked down on her;

younger brothers who bullied her;

a fake best friend who mocked her;

and younger sisters intent on scheming against her.

Su Yinyin wasted no time finding herself a powerful protector, then set about taking revenge on the scum:

Make them spit out everything they took from her.

Make them repay everything of hers they used.

Beat up anyone who bullied her.

Just as she was enjoying her comfortable new life and preparing to find a nice young man, have a baby, and settle down, her powerful protector pinned her against the wall.

“Want to have a baby? Did you ask me first?”

A little scene:

Ever since a village girl showed up in Beijing’s elite circles, everyone bet she’d be thrown out by the fierce Meng Yanwang within three days.

Three days later,

A top scientist: “She’s my precious girl!”

A leading agricultural expert: “She’s our hope!”

A renowned traditional Chinese medicine doctor: “Let’s see anyone dare touch her!”

The bettors’ fathers grabbed them by the head and said, “Whoever wins that village girl’s heart gets the whole inheritance.”

But Meng Yanwang cornered Su Yinyin by the bed. “Am I not enough for you?”

This is an outrageously satisfying romance about being spoiled.

It’s the story of a heroine who thinks she’s worthless but is actually a big shot, and the demon king who pampers her to the skies.