An All-Rounder Military Wife Transmigrates to the 1980S: She Can Do It All, on Land or at Sea

[1980s setting + adored by everyone + all-purpose pocket dimension + brand-new arrival + clever heroine + equally matched leads] What should you do if you transmigrate into the 1980s as a little army wife everyone despises? Asking urgently. Oh, wait, no need to panic. In my previous life, I was a top military-industry expert from the year 5030. Fix a tractor? Three minutes. Modify a fighter jet? Three days. Catch spies? They’ll come right to me. An American expert gives me a hard time at an international arms exhibition? Sorry, there’s a mistake in the formula on page three of your blueprint. The whole country thinks all I can do is kick up a fuss. Then they discover that I can reach the skies and dive into the sea, too. At first, my stone-faced officer husband only talks to me about duty. Then he starts waiting outside the lab every day so we can eat together. Later, in front of the entire military district, he declares, “Whatever my wife says is right.” This is the story of someone going from universally hated to everyone’s favorite. It’s also the story of a leading research expert who transmigrates and casually takes her country’s military industry to new heights. P.S. With a pocket dimension at my fingertips, I’ve got technology covered. The male lead is definitely eating his words, and there’s plenty of face-slapping. In a nutshell: I transmigrated as the little army wife you despised, but now you’re chasing after me and saying I’m the best.