A Strong, Simple-Minded Village Goddess in the Sixties

Completed (space + cultivation + System + patriotism) Ke Yao was an ordinary modern office worker whose biggest problems in life were working a job that barely paid and trying to lose weight without success. Then, thanks to an unfortunate diet, she starved to death. When she opened her eyes, she had transmigrated to the 1960s, after three years of severe drought, and become a mentally disabled girl with a lingering trace of divinity. The villagers were all skin and bones, on the verge of starvation. To make matters worse, they all believed Ke Yao was a goddess and were waiting for her to end the drought. With no other choice, she used her golden finger again and asked the nation of the future for help. Need hybrid rice? Want to buy some for 0.01? Need fighter jets? Want to buy a J-10 for 0.01? The neighboring countries all know a secret: mysterious forces protect Huaguo. Overnight, more than half the country blossomed with flowers and birdsong, while waves of wheat rolled across the fields. Farmland yields reached 1,500 kilograms per mu, and everyone had enough to eat. All kinds of machinery appeared one after another, and the country had long since developed its own fighter jets. (There aren't many awful people in this story, but they'll be dealt with later. The golden finger will gradually level up.)