I Transmigrated to the 1960S with a Scrap Recycling Center

Yang Qiaohui was sent away by a dish her dad cooked. After dying, she ended up in 1960 and became a fierce village girl with no parents. Her dad, Yang Xunsi, followed close behind, becoming the infamous village loafer known as Yang Lazi. After they reunited, they discovered that the family’s junkyard had come along with them, too. By sorting through modern-day scrap, the two managed to get through the difficult 1960s. When schools reopened, his daughter said, “Dad, let’s take the college entrance exam together.” Her dad was stunned. “Honey, I only made it to eighth grade in my last life!” In the end, Yang Lazi worked hard and got into college. He and his niece, Yang Qiaohui, went to the capital to study together. After graduating, the two packed their bags and returned to Yangjiagou to keep farming. The villagers asked, “Why would college graduates go back to the countryside?” Yang Xunsi replied, “To farm better, of course, using what we learned.” Yang Qiaohui took the hand of the man she’d brought back from the capital. “And to contribute to rural development.”