Transmigrating to the Seventies: The Team Leader’s Silly Daughter Gets Smart

(Heartwarming + ensemble cast + not an all-powerful female lead + encyclopedia + love at first sight + no black market)

I thought this was a post-apocalyptic novel, but then I transmigrated to the 1970s. I seriously wondered if I'd landed in the wrong genre.

Someone in the cowshed fell in love at first sight with his little girl. Every time they met, she couldn't resist touching his little hands and his little face. He thought she liked him, but she said she only saw him as a friend.

That wouldn't do. He'd have to kidnap her and bring her back if he had to.

What do you mean the brigade leader's daughter, who'd been foolish for more than ten years, suddenly got better and became smart?

What do you mean her writing even made it into the newspaper?

What do you mean the grain she grew on her own land yields twice as much as theirs?

What do you mean she drew those machine blueprints herself?

What do you mean she can speak foreign languages?

What do you mean airplanes and tanks?

What! What…

So she knows a little bit about everything?

The village parents: Is it too late to give our kids some intelligence-boosting medicine so they can get this smart?

The brigade leader's family: Don't even think about it. My daughter (little sister) has been gifted and brilliant since she was a child.