The moment Su Cen opened her eyes, she found herself transported into the body of a young orphan girl in the 1970s.

Her father had been a soldier, her mother a battlefield doctor—both fallen heroes who left behind nothing but a traditional courtyard house and a shabby jade pendant.

Who would have thought that the worn-out pendant was actually a heaven-defying cheat item?

Once its spiritual-spring pocket dimension awakened, food and daily necessities were no longer a problem. Life was set.

But no sooner had her grandparents passed away than a pack of greedy relatives showed up, trying to seize the family home and force her into marriage.

As if she’d let that happen.

She was the daughter of martyrs, after all. A quick appeal to the authorities was all it took to put those shameless relatives in their place.

With that mess settled, she set off on the road as a sent-down youth in the countryside.

While everyone else struggled to earn work points, she hid away in her pocket dimension, enjoying good food and comfort.

She spent her days gossiping, watching drama unfold, and keeping a low profile, living a carefree and leisurely life.

Then the college entrance examination was reinstated—

Everyone was stunned.