Shocking! I Play the Qin to Cows in the 1960s, and All the Big Shots Cry

History prodigy Ning Jiayin transmigrates back to the late 1960s, but firmly believes she is playing an "immersive period game."

Every day, with a baby in her arms, she lets loose in a "rant diary" that only she can see:

"Did the game developers have rocks in their heads? Now they want me to divorce this surly NPC?"

"Agricultural technology in this era is so backward. Has no one heard of hybrid rice?"

"Who’s Nixon? In a few years, he’ll come running to beg us to establish diplomatic relations. That’s top secret. How many boxes of instant noodles can I buy with the points for that?"

Ning Jiayin has no idea that all her "rants" are being broadcast live in encrypted form to more than a dozen top national experts!

In a conference room in the capital, the experts exchange baffled looks. Is this a voice from beyond the heavens? Has a prophet appeared?

The male lead, Shen Muyuan, is a former military officer and the only "errand boy" who can see the experts' live "bullet comments."

His daily routine: his wife opens her mouth and nearly spills the nation's top secrets, his grandfather urges him via bullet comments to ask about chip technology, and he clutches a little red notebook, nervously steering his wife from "oil reserves" to "internal combustion locomotives."

Faced with his wife's adorably reckless antics, Shen Muyuan is close to tears. "Ancestor, please shut up!"

Faced with the experts' eager expectations, all Shen Muyuan can do is grit his teeth. "I guarantee I'll get the job done!"

It is destined to be a hilarious clash across time, a wave of infrastructure building that uses modern knowledge to ignite the 1960s, and a legendary story of a man who goes from an arranged marriage to becoming a pillar of the nation.