I Became a Village Party Secretary in Northeast China in the 1960s

"Historical Era + Female-Oriented World + Pocket Dimension + Building Up One's Hometown + Alternate History + Plenty of Mishaps + ..."

My hometown lies at the source of the Liao River. In the 1960s and 70s, it was praised as the Little Shanghai of the Northeast. This small county had nearly three hundred factories, with thriving light and heavy industries. It boasted many firsts in China: the country's first coal-mining machinery factory, first table tennis factory, and first motion-picture film factory; the nation's leading city for aviation carbon-fiber production; the country's largest forging enterprise; one of the first cities to independently research and manufacture televisions and washing machines; the first research base for self-lubricating materials; the country's largest industrial base for high-precision locomotive aluminum profiles; the first automobile vacuum pump factory; the largest hosiery base in northern China; the first artificial sika deer breeding base in the country...

After returning to my hometown in a parallel universe, I'll help build it up. Maybe this time, it'll become even stronger than it was in my previous life!

Yang Junjie returns to the early days of the People's Republic. After living there for more than a decade, he never expected his background to be so unusual. Through his own efforts, he returns to his hometown from his previous life, hoping to help build it up. But this world turns out to be even stranger: a reborn woman? A woman who transmigrated into a book? A heroine? A supporting female character? A male lead? A supporting male character?

Yang Junjie: “What is all this supposed to be? And now there's even someone watching the drama and eating popcorn? Every last one of you, settle down! Hmph!”

(Warning: The male lead loves meddling in other people's business and lecturing them. He's extremely righteous, and his golden finger is pretty powerful!!!)