“Transmigrated into the 70s: Married a Soldier and Had Multiple Babies”

Wu Xiuxiu is a twenty-five-year-old woman from a rural background who has recently lost her job in a struggling economy. Her family life is fractured; her father remarried a widow who mistreats Wu Xiuxiu and favors her own son. Fleeing an arrangement to be sold to an older man, Wu Xiuxiu lives alone in a cramped apartment, surviving on meager savings. Her life changes drastically when she discovers a golden ring featuring a chicken motif. Upon picking it up, she is transported to a mysterious space where she meets Shiji, a stone chicken who identifies itself as a half-immortal guardian spirit. Shiji reveals that Wu Xiuxiu is destined to die the following day and transmigrate to the 1970s. To prepare for this transition, Shiji transforms into a golden chicken that lays valuable gold nuggets, providing Wu Xiuxiu with the capital to stockpile essential supplies. Wu Xiuxiu sells the gold for two hundred million yuan and spends the remainder of her time purchasing vast quantities of food, clothing, and vehicles, storing them all in her spatial dimension before her scheduled death.

Wu Xiuxiu dies after being struck by lightning and wakes up in a hospital bed in 1972. She inherits the body of a seventeen-year-old girl with the same name, who had attempted to avoid being sent to the countryside to work by deliberately exposing herself to a rainstorm, resulting in a fatal high fever. The new Wu Xiuxiu learns that her family, consisting of her mother Ding Hongjuan, her older brother Wu Zhipeng, and her kind sister-in-law Dong Xiaoye, is loving and supportive, a stark contrast to her previous life. However, she faces a critical conflict: government policy mandates that families with more than one child must send a member to the countryside. As the only eligible unmarried woman, Wu Xiuxiu is targeted for relocation. Her family desperately seeks a way to save her, and Dong Xiaoye proposes arranging a marriage to exempt Wu Xiuxiu from the quota. Wu Xiuxiu, aware from her previous life as a reader of period novels that she has transmigrated into a story where a character with her name suffers a tragic fate involving rape and death in the countryside, is determined to avoid this outcome at all costs.

To secure her future and gain financial independence, Wu Xiuxiu begins selling goods from her space at a local black market. She discovers that eggs are in extremely high demand due to severe scarcity. Selling her stockpiled eggs at a premium price, she quickly accumulates a small fortune, gaining a sense of security she never had before. During one of her trips to the market, she encounters a burly man named Brother Jiang, who becomes a regular customer for her eggs. Upon returning to the hospital, Wu Xiuxiu learns that a celebrated battle hero, Captain Jiang, has been critically injured and requires an urgent transfusion of rare Rh-negative blood. The hospital lacks sufficient supplies, and doctors are searching desperately for a donor. Wu Xiuxiu discovers that the body she now inhabits also possesses Rh-negative blood, making her the only available match in the facility.

Despite the medical risks to her own health, as she is still recovering from a near-fatal fever, Wu Xiuxiu agrees to donate blood to save Captain Jiang. This decision marks a significant turning point, connecting her to the military hero whose fate may intersect with her own. The novel explores her navigation of the difficult social and economic landscape of the 1970s, her use of future knowledge and spatial abilities to thrive, and her efforts to rewrite the tragic destiny associated with her name in the original narrative. Her actions in the hospital set the stage for future developments involving her relationship with Captain Jiang and her ultimate goal of securing a safe and happy life in this new era.