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Su Xiaotang, a modern corporate slave, was suddenly transported to a dilapidated thatched hut in a northwest rural village in the 1960s while staying up late to finish a project. As soon as she woke up, a dying woman grabbed her hands and begged: "Please raise Ruan for me." Looking at the skeletal but wide-eyed baby in her arms, the empty rice jar, the leaky roof, and the gossipy villagers calling her a "child-stealing killer," Su almost burst into tears. Worse yet, she activated a "Time-Space Logistics System"—only by solving the village's food crisis and raising Ruan to age three could she exchange for "life-saving supplies" like milk powder and quilts. Just as she squatted on the ridge with the baby, munching on a rough steamed bun and worrying, retired soldier Gu Jingshen stood in front of her with half a bag of cornmeal: "I have extra quilts; the baby will be cold at night." From then on, the cold tough guy became a "baby-care helper"—defending her from rumors, pricking his fingers while learning to knit diapers; the corporate slave became a "village lucky star"—growing fields of vegetables with system seeds, helping the village open a pig farm, even attracting county leaders. But when Gu blushed and put a hand-sewn coarse coat on her, saying "Don't freeze," Su panicked: the system warned "complete tasks to return to modern times," but as she watched Ruan running on the ridge and the man beside her, she realized she didn't want to leave anymore...
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