Sent to the Great Northeast: Educated Youth Become a Beloved Family with Their Space

After transmigrating into a book set in 1975, Shen Qingyu becomes the tragic supporting woman in a story about educated youth sent to the countryside.

The original owner of her body was killed after the reborn heroine set her up. Shen Qingyu arrives on the train heading to the countryside with a hundred-square-meter pocket dimension where time stands still, and a seven-day countdown to stock up on supplies.

Across from her sits the smiling, gentle reborn heroine, Jiang Muxue, ready to brand her a “spoiled brat” and push her toward ruin.

Shen Qingyu smiles and accepts the label, then turns around and wins over the whole train by showing off her “high ideological awareness.”

While others suffer in the countryside, she builds herself a home.

She applies for a homestead, builds her own house, renovates ruins, and stocks up on food, medicine, and weapons...

The reborn heroine sets one trap after another, and Shen Qingyu turns the tables and serves up face-slapping every time.

Until one day, Gu Huainian, the quiet, stern male antagonist, silently helps her clear rubble, gives her advice on timber, and keeps watch against thieves...

Later, everyone in Hongqi Production Team knows:

The new educated youth, Shen, is not to be trifled with, but her meat buns are delicious, her medical skills are amazing, and the house she built is so cozy.

Even more unbelievable, why is Gu Huainian, supposedly cold and heartless, following her around all day and helping her clap back at people?

Shen Qingyu: I just want to quietly farm and get a little revenge on the side.

Gu Huainian: I’ll be with you.

Everyone: Are you two planning to turn Hongqi Production Team into a “Beloved New Village”?