The Otherworldly Journey of a Quick Transmigrator

She rubbed her temples. "Then why is no one in your shop? And you should at least tidy it up a bit."

Xie Qiao shrugged. "The employees have all left, so of course we have to close down. I'm so busy right now that I don't even have time to sleep, let alone take care of myself."

Su Yuanyuan was speechless. What kind of ruthless person had come and taken all the coffee shop employees away?

"Okay, I'll leave now that I know what the problem is. I'll come again next time."

Xie Qiao shifted her position and slumped down, "Why don't you roll it up too? You won't have to spend 25 a month, you can travel to 10 worlds."

Su Yuanyuan made a big "V" sign with her hands in front of her chest. "Don't even think about it. I just like being a salted fish. I'm leaving."

After saying that, he quickly walked out, not wanting her to work overtime.

On her way home, she picked up some fried chicken to go, as she was really craving it.

After that, Su Yuanyuan started staying at home watching anime. She realized that the worlds she had visited before seemed to be all anime, so she decided to leave TV series and movies for later.

During this time, Xie Qiao called her again, urging her to work overtime. Su Yuanyuan hung up before he could finish speaking and then blocked him.

Time, like an old man, strolled over and dragged away half a month.

Su Yuanyuan took stock of the supplies in her space. There was enough to feed and drink the entire village for half a month. She was extremely worried and planned to sell some of them next time she came back.

In the real world, lotteries now mostly yield food-related items; it's become very difficult to win skills and items since the update.

She's been so engrossed in watching anime this month that she hasn't even thought about taking care of anything else.

Su Yuanyuan lost consciousness as soon as she entered the portal. When she woke up again, she was lying on a wooden bed.

It was pitch black all around, but she could hear breathing. At that moment, Su Yuanyuan felt dizzy and her head was throbbing.

It lasted for less than a minute, and she received the memories of this body.

She transmigrated to 1973. The original owner's parents were both dead, and she had no other relatives. The house they used to live in was the dormitory of her parents' factory. Since her parents were dead, it was instinctive for her to continue living there.

So the original owner signed up to go to the countryside herself, and only arrived this afternoon. Before she could prepare anything, Su Yuanyuan transmigrated into her body.

Su Yuanyuan turned her body inward, knowing that she had transmigrated to the 1970s. Her first thing to do was to check if the food in her space was still there.

Fortunately, the company wasn't so heartless that she didn't have to worry about food and drink for the time being, but she didn't have money or other daily necessities.

The money her parents had saved had been almost entirely used up for their funerals, so her immediate priority was to raise some more money.

Taking things from her spatial storage all the time would arouse suspicion, so she needs to cover it up.

Su Yuanyuan closed her eyes and went to sleep, deciding to think about everything in the morning. Tomorrow would give them a whole day to buy daily necessities.

Su Yuanyuan felt like she hadn't slept for long before she was woken up by the noise of others getting up. She looked at the busy people with sleepy eyes and wondered when she could ask the captain if there were any private rooms available.

"You're awake. Hurry up and get ready, or the donkey cart will have to leave."

One of them noticed she was awake and reminded her to get ready quickly. Su Yuanyuan smiled gratefully and quickly changed her clothes and washed up.

They packed up, locked the door, and walked together toward the village entrance, where farmers were heading to work.

Seeing them approach, their faces beamed with genuine smiles, radiating a love for life and a positive attitude.

Su Yuanyuan smiled as well. Although people in this era lived in poverty, they were also hardworking and simple.

They soon arrived at the village entrance. The man driving the donkey cart was an old man with a white beard; he leaned against the cart, nodding his head.

Hearing the noise, he looked at them, smiled, and the wrinkles on his face creased into folds.

"You educated youth, hurry up and get on the bus."

"Thank you, uncle."

They thanked them and got on the bus one by one, which was quite crowded.

"Kids, when you come back, you'll have to leave on your own."

The old man lightly tapped the donkey with his whip, and the cart began to move slowly forward. He turned back and said something to them.

Everyone else nodded in agreement. They were the ones who got a free ride and even made the old man wait for them.

There was still some distance to the county, and one of the girls suggested that they all introduce themselves, since they would all be comrades in the future and they couldn't not even know each other's names.

"I'll go first. My name is Zhang Zhiying, and I'm from Beijing."

Zhang Zhiying was a slightly chubby girl with two long braids hanging down in front of her. She wore a white floral pointed-collar shirt and blue flared jeans, and her shoes were the most common cloth shoes at that time.

She spoke with great enthusiasm and a touch of pride, but it wasn't off-putting.

At this moment, the educated youth next to her spoke up, "My name is Li Hongmei, and I come from Haishi."

Li Hongmei and Zhang Zhiying were clearly two different personalities. She pursed her lips shyly, wore a long dress, and had short, ear-length hair that was still uncommon at the time.

She lowered her head after her introduction, which suggests she is very introverted.

Su Yuanyuan glanced at the girl next to her. She also had two braids, but her hair was much shorter than Zhang Zhiying's, only reaching a little below her shoulders.

He was wearing a blue plaid shirt and polyester pants.

The moment she opened her mouth, Su Yuanyuan's ears were pierced by her loud voice.

"My name is Liu Yan, and I'm also from Beijing."

Su Yuanyuan glanced around and was surprised to find that three of the four educated youths were from Beijing. Seeing that everyone was looking at her, Su Yuanyuan smiled slightly.

"My name is Su Yuanyuan, and I'm also from Beijing."

That's right, she's still called Su Yuanyuan this time. When she first received the memories, she marveled at the wonder of fate.

Zhang Zhiying was clearly a restless person; she talked non-stop the whole way, while Liu Yan's loud voice sounded like she was arguing.

She and Li Hongmei could only chime in from the sidelines. Seeing the two chatting so enthusiastically, they exchanged a glance and their eyes crinkled with laughter.

These people all seemed easy to get along with, so she wasn't in a hurry to move anymore. She'd think about how to make money first, since she probably wouldn't have much left after buying all this stuff.

In her rush to leave in the morning, she didn't have time to check what she needed, so she just went to the supply and marketing cooperative and bought whatever she could find. She could secretly take some food out of the store.

The space had been refreshed, and she didn't have anything good to offer right now. Fortunately, she was dressed in the 1970s, so food was the last thing she needed.

"Su Yuanyuan, what do you want to buy? Let's all talk about it. It's best not to buy the same thing twice. If we buy one, we can use it together."

Zhang Zhiying suddenly asked her a question while she was talking, which startled Su Yuanyuan.

"I don't know what to buy. I definitely need to buy a thermos and a cup. I brought bedding with me, so I don't need to buy any more. I also have a washbasin. I really can't think of anything else to buy right now."

Su Yuanyuan genuinely didn't know what to buy. Her understanding of this era was limited to the few times her grandmother had mentioned it, which she listened to as stories and didn't take to heart at all.

Li Hongmei said softly, "I took a quick look yesterday. There's a kitchen behind our house with an old iron pot that should still work. Everything else needs to be prepared anew."