In the 1970s, I Run a Repair Shop and Support My Family by Finding Hidden Treasures

Reborn in the 1970s as a military wife with two children, Su Wanyun binds herself to an Old Item Restoration System.

While everyone else fights for work points, saves up ration tickets, and scrambles to buy new things, she opens a little repair shop downstairs, mending porcelain bowls, fixing old clocks, and restoring secondhand furniture.

Restore a hundred ordinary people's old belongings, and she'll unlock a small business opportunity from the era that no one else has noticed.

By the time the others catch on, her shabby little shop has become a one-of-a-kind old-goods-and-creative-design brand, making her family's life the envy of everyone around them.

And that husband of hers, who used to treat her with nothing but coldness,

now whispers sweet nothings to her every day and loves cuddling her to sleep at night. How did things get so far off track?