Mi Duoduo unexpectedly binds to a replication system and transmigrates into the world of a 1970s-era novel.
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The first thing she sets her sights on is the original heroine Su Qingyao’s greatest advantage: a portable pocket dimension that can hold living beings, complete with a supermarket that restocks automatically and a spiritual spring.
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Forced to join the “sent-down youth” movement and work in the countryside, Su Qingyao leaves for her assigned village. One year later, Mi Duoduo follows right behind her, taking full advantage of her proximity to copy everything.
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Supplies, the pocket dimension, the spiritual spring—she duplicates them all. As a result, her life becomes even more comfortable than the original heroine’s.
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While everyone else struggles through the hardships of the 1970s, Mi Duoduo uses her overpowered replication ability to turn her life as an educated youth into one that others can only envy. She surpasses the original heroine and effortlessly comes out on top.
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No romantic pairing in the early stages; the official male lead only appears in the final chapters.
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Writing is not easy—please go easy on the author.
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