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Pure Love in Northeast: State-owned Farm 1955

share time: 2026-01-31 12:35:57

Modern office worker Lin Xiaoman died from overwork, only to wake up in 1955 at a state-owned farm in Northeast China—as a "spoiled educated youth" who just got jilted. Facing a dorm too poor for a warm meal and the task of carrying water in -30°C weather, she uses her modern e-commerce smarts to help the farm sell wild goods, only to accidentally offend Gu Jingshen, the cold-faced farm director known as the "unsmiling iron block." But when she’s harassed by hooligans, Gu grabs her frostbitten hand, shoves it into his coat, and murmurs, "I’ll carry water for you from now on." When drought hits, they search three mountains for water, and Gu finally admits: he saw her in jeans in a past life—that’s why he’d followed her for three kilometers, staring at her back. A corn-scented period romance where a modern "little sun" melts an iceberg, turning a poor farm into the "Little Jiangnan of Northeast China"—with love sweeter than steamed corn!

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