Su Mingwei transmigrates into the only daughter of a professor who was sent down to the countryside from Shanghai in 1975. To protect her parents’ lives and futures, she volunteers to marry Lu Chenzhou, the “cold-faced devil” of a border army unit, and leaves to join his post. Everyone waits to see this “forced couple” become a pair of resentful spouses, and to watch her parents, branded “reactionary authorities,” meet a miserable end.
But then, at the military family compound...
The neighbors watch her assemble a “fully automatic honeycomb briquette machine” from scrap parts, stunning the entire factory.
The military leadership receives the military binoculars and field ration recipe she “happens to” improve, and is amazed by her talent.
A research institute in the capital receives the theoretical manuscript she sends them on “new composite armor,” technology far ahead of its time. The entire institute is shaken!
Those who once persecuted her parents are uprooted overnight by a mysterious force.
Those who once looked down on her background now beg her for technical advice.
Su Mingwei stands on the awards podium, her husband at her side: a battle-hardened, fearless commander who treasures her above all else. Below them stand her parents, finally exonerated and restored to honor, tears of joy in their eyes.
She smiles softly. With science and technology, she rewrites her family’s fate and helps usher in the rise of an entire era.
The writing is very good, especially when it comes to various small technical improvements. It is really very attentive! Unfortunately there is no rating