A Barren Mountain in the 1970s Leads to the Modern World, So I Haul Supplies Home by the Cartload

Lin Sui is forced to break off her engagement and falls off a cliff, transmigrating 53 years into the future. There’s soft, fragrant white bread, medicine to treat her mother’s cough, and more meat on the cutting board than they can sell...

What does she need a fiancé for? Isn’t making money and building a career much better?

Pickled cabbage that costs nothing sells for five yuan a jin in the modern era? Enough to buy half a jin of meat?

Eggs that cost five cents apiece sell for one and a half yuan, and people fight to buy them?

Working at Auntie Pang’s breakfast shop earns her sixty yuan a day, more than her eldest brother makes in two months.

Lin Sui travels back and forth between the 1970s and the modern era, trading goods. Not only does she get to eat meat at every meal, she even gets into college!

The educated youth Gu who taught her to read and write turns out to be the youngest research professor. He follows her around every day, and the betrothal gifts he brings are like nothing anyone else in the whole brigade has ever received.

Her former fiancé wants to get back together?

Get lost.

She hasn’t lost her mind or gone blind. Why wouldn’t she choose Educated Youth Gu, who’s taller, more handsome, and more learned than him?