The 1970S: A Research Powerhouse Helps the Nation's Youngest General Rise to Fame

[Military marriage, dual transmigration, love of country and family, exhilarating period setting, spirit spring, spatial storage, devoted couple] Lu Youning is a modern all-around physics professor, a brilliant research fanatic. How on earth did she transmigrate to the 1970s and become the “little fool” everyone in the countryside despises?! She had barely arrived when her wicked grandmother knocked her out with a broom! Damn it! Lu Youning is no pushover! Besides, a fool can beat people up without getting in trouble! Armed with advanced scientific knowledge, she's going to amaze the entire era! She awakens a mysterious spirit spring. One cup of its water heals broken bones, leaving the whole village stunned! Her family is so poor they can barely scrape by? She whips up a piece of cutting-edge technology, earning money faster than a printing press! Granny Lu blurts out that she isn't her parents' biological child? Lu Youning immediately reports the Lu family for child trafficking! Everyone who harmed her is going to jail! As for her biological parents? She'll go find them! She's been making waves with her antics, only to discover that the soldier she slept with before transmigrating has also come through time?! Mortified, the brilliant “little fool,” Professor Lu, has a flash of inspiration: “Ba ba ba?” The subtext: You've got the wrong person! Soldier Shen Zhiye: “...” Mystery solved. He hasn't got the wrong person. And so... First the soldier shields her and takes her side, then he secretly slips her modern antibiotics, and finally he steals a kiss from his own wife: “Wifey, take my golden finger as your bride price. Use it however you like!” Lu Youning: ? All someone did was kiss her! And his golden finger became hers just like that?! From then on, she handles the research while he protects her. [This is a fictional setting inspired by the 1970s, not a recreation of the historical era. Please don't read if you need everything to be historically accurate. Any inconsistencies are just part of the author's fictional world.]