The 1970s: Marry an Officer, Pursue Science, and Become the Nation's Darling

Lin Xi unexpectedly transmigrates into the 1970s as the real daughter who was switched at birth. Her birth mother favors the other girl, her birth father doesn't love her, and her fake heiress of a sister is a master manipulator. Does the whole family treat her like a walking blood bank and punching bag? Lin Xi just smiles. With a silver needle in one hand and a compass in the other, she cuts ties and sets out on her own, making a thriving life for herself in the impoverished 1970s.

The villagers all say the daughter the Lin family kicked out has gone crazy, running every day to the supposedly haunted hills behind the village. But before long, they discover that Lin Xi's family is eating meat and using precious snowflake cream, and that she's cured illnesses even the city doctors couldn't treat!

What makes everyone even more jealous is that the coldest, most austere and respected Battalion Commander Lu at the garrison is acting like a giant puppy, sneaking over to leave things beneath Lin Xi's window as soon as night falls.

“Lu Zheng, are you climbing over my wall?”

The man's ears turn red. His voice low and husky, he pins her in a corner. “No. I'm here to warm your bed.”

(Focused on a strong heroine, scientific development for the nation, and a sweet military romance. The story unfolds slowly, with plenty of detail.)