Transmigrating into the Sixties: Counterattacking on the Black Soil Land with My Modern Bestie

Su Muqing, an ER doctor, died suddenly from overwork. When she opened her eyes again, she had become Li Zhaodi, a tragic supporting female character in a book set in 1968.

She had an unfaithful father, a biased mother, a younger sister who was pampered to the heavens, and she herself was forced to go to the countryside.

What? She wasn’t even their biological daughter? Good, very good. Su Muqing rolled up her sleeves, prepared to tear up the script and turn their world upside down.

Fortunately, she wasn’t fighting alone. She had a mysterious Dormant System, a Small Apartment linked to her best friend in the modern era, and even a constantly refreshing supply of resources.

With a few carefully crafted whistleblowing letters and a spectacular scene of catching an affair in the act, Su Muqing severed family ties on the spot, reclaimed her settlement fees, and took the initiative to sign up for the harshest region—Beidahuang.

Watching her delicate appearance that seemed unable to care for itself, everyone thought she would wither away on the Black Soil Land. They had no idea she held a system and was using “cheats.”

By the time she had dealt with the troublemakers while maintaining an innocent face, boosted production, saved the wounded, and made a flourishing life for herself—even bagging the most promising man from the neighboring Construction Corps—they finally realized she was clearly a White on the Outside, Black on the Inside Man-eating Flower!

[White on the Outside, Black on the Inside Female Lead X Rough Male Lead]