Transmigrating to 1955, I Start by Building an Electric Car

In 1955, Zhao Qing, a graduate of the Capital Agricultural Machinery Engineering Institute, transmigrates to the capital and becomes a technician at a steel mill.

From stunning everyone with high-frequency heating techniques to spearheading the development of roll-welding equipment for steel pipes, electric vehicles, and injection molding machines; from hand-building farm machinery to help agriculture take off to secretly handing over military blueprints to advance national defense, he uses memories from his previous life and the backing of his System to forge a path toward making China an industrial powerhouse in an era of scarce materials and supplies.

He helps avert famine, earns foreign currency, and is named a model worker. Every step he takes is in tune with the nation's pulse. He also deals with schemes among the neighbors in his courtyard, mentors his former teacher, and helps friends and family, staying true to himself amid the tides of the times.

The journey of an ordinary man who uses technology to cross time, puts down roots in the 1950s, protects his country and family, and builds up industry.