1970s: The Capitalist Heiress Goes to the Countryside to Repair Tractors

[Luxury Highway Rest Stop Space + Scumbag-Slapping Feel-Good Story + Educated Youth in the Countryside + Northern Farm Setting]

Zhong Wanwan accidentally transmigrated into a novel, becoming the eldest daughter of the capitalist Zhong family in Jincheng in 1971.

The luxury influencer-style highway rest stop she had just built in her previous life turned into her personal spatial dimension!

In 1971, amidst a fervent political movement, 17-year-old Zhong Wanwan faced a nightmare start — her father dead, her mother’s suicide, and two little brothers left behind…

The moment she opened her eyes, she found herself trapped by her fake “best friend,” who was trying to sell her off to an old pervert?!

Zhong Wanwan cleverly turned the tables, pairing up that fake friend with the old creep instead — and in the process, obtained a huge benefit: new household registrations and identities for herself and her brothers.

To live a better life in 1971, Zhong Wanwan decisively chose to go down to the countryside with her two younger brothers — to the place she knew best, her hometown: Hongxing Farm in An County, Hei Province.

What? The Zhong family’s ancestral property is being coveted by greedy relatives?
Collect, collect, collect — she stashes it all into her space!

Relying on her exceptional inherited mechanic skills, she soon became the tractor repair expert of Hongxing Farm!

As for the original novel’s female lead who once sucked her Zhong family dry —
well, grievances must be repaid, and vengeance must be served!

With a small hoe in hand, Zhong Wanwan silently dug up the soil every time before the original heroine’s “lucky koi moments” could happen…