Transmigrated to 1959: I Don’t Want to Farm or Go to Work

[No showing off, no face-slapping] + [Smart protagonist] + [Golden finger pocket dimension] + [Witnessing the tides of an era] Song Cai transmigrates to a rural village in 1959. A soul from the 21st century has returned to the hardest three years in history. His first thought is: Run! Away! Right now! Food that’s hard to swallow, a cramped little bed, and unchanging snoring: Song Cai just can’t put up with any of it. But when he thinks of the “family” who care about him, his conscience tells him he can’t just abandon them in the countryside during a famine. As for farming, no way. Especially now that he has a pocket dimension, giving him the confidence to keep producing even in such difficult conditions. He decides to go against the tide and take his family to the city to enjoy a better life! As for himself, he just wants to witness every step of his motherland’s journey from weakness to prosperity. And maybe secretly earn a little money to improve their lives, then become an unremarkable wealthy old man after the reforms and opening-up... As his pocket dimension changes, Song Cai’s plans change too! Witness history? No! I’m going to make history!!! The greater your abilities, the greater your responsibility! Looking at his ever-expanding pocket dimension, Song Cai decides that, to help his country grow strong as soon as possible, he’s going to stop being human! Also known as: I Stole Missiles for My Country!