Breaking Off the Engagement in the 1980S, I Build a Peach Blossom Haven with Millions in Supplies

To save her eldest brother, her mother shoved Song Yun into a horde of zombies. When she woke again, she had transmigrated into a novel set in a bygone era, becoming a cannon-fodder side character in a harem novel for female readers. In the book, the heroine embodies everything good and beautiful. Every man who meets her falls in love at first sight. Even the childhood friend who was engaged to the original owner is drawn to her. Unwilling to accept it, the original owner sneaks out one night wearing the same clothes as the heroine, hoping to consummate her relationship with her fiancé. But he sees through her and, without sparing her any dignity, exposes what happened to all their relatives and friends. Unable to bear everyone's judgment, the original owner runs away from home and is hit and killed by a car. Freshly transmigrated, Song Yun is quite satisfied: there are no zombies here, and none of her relatives are waiting to kill her. After breaking off her engagement, Song Yun returns to her home village and takes up farming, a job looked down on by city folk. She has a wood-type ability that makes crops grow faster. She has a spatial ability and has stored hundreds of tons of food, enough to last her a lifetime! She has a spirit spring that can save her life, and she even accidentally rescues a powerful figure. Later, she finds a boyfriend who also transmigrated from the same apocalypse. Having survived the brutality of the apocalypse, they share one dream: to build a paradise of their own.