A 13-Year-Old Academician! The 1980S Village Girl Shocks the Nation

[Pocket dimension + period setting + sweet romance + farming + spiritual spring + building wealth] Shi Jian, a top agricultural researcher in the apocalypse, carries a planting-and-synthesis pocket dimension back to the 1980s, when the winds of reform are sweeping across the land. She becomes an elementary school student whose parents nag her every day to graduate and get a factory job tightening screws. At this point, her father has just lost his factory job to his biased grandmother. In a fit of anger, the whole family leaves with nothing, forced to move into an abandoned pigsty at the village entrance, empty except for its four walls. Faced with her family’s worried faces, Shi Jian waves her little hand. Why work in a factory? Let’s all take up farming instead. The villagers laugh, saying the Shi family has run out of options and can only return to a life bent over the fields. Later: The yield per acre on the Shi family’s land shocks the whole country. Their vegetables are snapped up at sky-high prices. The Shi family sets up stalls and opens shops, becoming a household worth ten thousand yuan. And the silly girl from the Shi family who used to do nothing but play in the mud is invited to Yanjing to lecture top students? Later still, at just thirteen, the little girl becomes Huaguo’s youngest academician. The village girl, barely five feet tall, stands in the Great Hall and makes a bold declaration: “My country doesn’t need anyone else to feed us, because our grain production is enough to feed the whole world!”