Tricked Into Transmigration: She Held the Script and Stockpiled for the 1970s

Nan Mo, an orphan who lived a quiet, trouble-avoiding life as a civil servant, dies after being struck by a massive pig-dog creature in the Underworld. The beast, Xiao Dezi, belongs to the King of Hell and had sneaked out to find a mate. Mistaking Nan Mo for a soul on its list, the Black and White Impermanence capture her. Realizing she died by mistake, Nan Mo negotiates with the King of Hell, demanding a reincarnation with wealthy parents, a harmonious family, stunning beauty, and a prosperous future. The King, fearing her loud complaints will disrupt his hall and affect his performance review, agrees to her terms. Nan Mo is reincarnated into the body of a girl with the same name, the sole heir of the Nan family, whose parents and brother died in a plane crash ten days prior. The original owner, devastated by grief, had also taken her own life.

Upon waking in a luxurious bedroom, Nan Mo discovers she has transmigrated into a novel she had read in her previous life. The story was set in the 1970s and featured a tragic heroine who lost her magical spatial pendant to her scheming sister-in-law, leading to imprisonment and ruin for her family. Nan Mo finds a jade pendant around her neck, which serves as the key to a spatial dimension. Inside, she discovers a rustic wooden house with a spirit spring, modern amenities, and a time dilation ratio of ten to one. She tests the space, confirming it can store items and people, and realizes she must prepare for the inevitable transmigration to the 1970s that the original plot dictated.

With over one hundred sixty million yuan in liquid assets and billions more from company shares, Nan Mo begins an aggressive stockpiling campaign. She sells her real estate and transfers her business shares to her trusted childhood friend and the Butler Qin’s son. She purchases massive quantities of clothing, grains, oils, meats, eggs, and fruits from wholesale markets and factories. She also buys out entire supermarkets, stocking them with appliances, electronics, and household goods. She hires workers to manage the logistics and stores everything in her spatial dimension, ensuring she will have ample resources in the past. She also confides in Butler Qin, revealing her secret about the space and the impending time travel, and gifts him properties as a token of gratitude.

During her preparations, Nan Mo discovers a jasmine-embroidered quilt in her parents' room, identical to the one she was wrapped in as a baby in her previous life. This revelation confirms that her past and present lives are connected, and her parents in this timeline are the same souls she lost. Overcome with emotion, she vows to protect her family and change their tragic fate. She dreams frequently of the 1970s, growing clearer as her departure approaches. On the day she leaves, she bids a farewell dinner to her friends and Butler Qin, then travels to Ya Island, waiting for the transmigration to occur.

Nan Mo is swept away by a tide and wakes up in the 1970s, standing before her living mother, Luo Ci. She has successfully transmigrated with her spatial pendant intact. Her father, Nan Zhengting, is the director of a steel factory, and her brother, Nan Xiao, is about to be sent to the army. Nan Mo knows that in the original story, she was forced to marry Wu Mingkang, a man who resembled Butler Qin’s son, to avoid being sent to the countryside. This marriage led to her stealing the pendant, which was then taken by her sister-in-law, Wu Mingyue. Determined to avoid this fate, Nan Mo plans to use her stockpiled supplies and knowledge of the future to save her family from ruin, prevent the theft of her pendant, and ensure her parents and brother live safe, prosperous lives. She meets Wu Mingkang but resolves to reject him and forge a new path, using her spatial abilities to navigate the challenges of the era.