The Great Famine of the 1960s: I Connected Two Worlds, Handed Over Supplies, and Led All of China Out of Poverty

[From the 1960s to the modern era, making money across eras, farm management, daily life overcoming poverty]

In a parallel version of China in 1960, sixteen-year-old Su Sui is thrown out of the old family home by her own father, along with her little brother. The two nearly die of hunger and fever.

On the brink of death, she is bound to a poverty-relief farm System. Following its guidance, she travels to a modern-day vegetable market in 2028 and finds her first supplies to survive.

After that, she relies on the System's daily tasks to stay alive.

After she reports the System, the Ministry of State Security summons her. "Comrade Su, welcome aboard."

What?

The country wants her to develop a farm?

The System wants her to help other people escape poverty?

Each person she helps earns her one hundred points?

Let's do it!

From then on, her records are sealed, and she becomes the Special Affairs Bureau's most mysterious director, as well as the head of its poverty-relief office.

Her farm becomes a legal experimental plot, helping solve the severe food shortages of the 1960s. She receives commendations, and her hometown becomes a paradise on earth.

Her farm gradually produces high-yield grain, fresh vegetables, and fruit in abundance.

With more vegetables, fruit, chicken, duck, and fish than she can eat, she sells them at the modern agricultural market.

The supplies she buys with the money she earns selling goods in the modern era are sent back to the 1960s, allowing researchers there to unlock the technological advances of later generations ahead of time.

Her parallel world, set in the 1960s, completes in advance the tasks that took the modern world thirty years: opening up the economy, developing nuclear weapons and aircraft carriers...

When she looks back, it turns out China has become the world power.

Foreign media cry out, "Impossible! China can't be that powerful!"