[Childhood sweethearts + fictional period setting + both transmigrate + pocket dimension + scam-and-con System + patriotism + forced to save the world + won’t take abuse]
The male lead has three names because of his identity~
If An Lan and Lin Mu had known that the System’s scheme was behind their trip to 1963, they would have downloaded the national anti-fraud app when they were kids.
The two of them had planned to live a stable, peaceful, carefree life, but the System dangled a giant carrot in front of them and made them strive to save the world?
The two of them: So why did you pick two technology-challenged people like us?
System: Actually... you weren’t the only ones I picked... It’s just that you two were the easiest to fool.
1963
Lin Anlan: Even though my parents just died in the line of duty, I still have family and a huge inheritance.
Fang Zhixun: Oh, so the original host was abused because she’d been kidnapped. All right, I’ll send them to a labor farm right away.
Lin Anlan: I’ve got supplies, money, and a house. All I need to do is get through this peacefully, and I’ll be set for life. We’ll have money and free time from now on.
[Ding!…] System: No way! (baring its claws!)
Why can’t the pocket dimension be automated? Why do we have to castrate pigs, thresh grain, and deliver babies ourselves?
[Ding!…]
Later, the two of them: …Sob, sob. Daddy Nation, save us!
The nation in their original world: …Huh, those two look like people who were kidnapped and swindled. Let’s recruit them, recruit them.
The world they saved: Phew, at last, this time it’s finally done...
In fact, I was deceived by the cover. Compared with the books I read before, the author's writing skills and human sophistication are a bit immature, but at least the general direction and outlook are normal, and he has won 99.9999% Of the authors.
Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking, good-looking
Babies, if you have any ideas, can you give me some ideas~ The little author who feels stuck every day is here.
A very good novel
Okay okay okay. . . . . .
Not bad, but my imagination is not wide enough, and I am still a little timid.
It's what I like to see
Come on, the author is great