Rising from the Ashes in the Seventies: From Assassin to Military Industry Mogul

Transmigrating into the 1970s as a cannon-fodder supporting actress, Gu Qingci only wants to coast until retirement.

With a pocket dimension, piles of gold bars, and doting parents, her life goals are simple: live off her parents, slack off, and travel around China.

But after donating her family fortune, she's forced to join the army.

She plans to coast, but she's so good at fighting that she's promoted to deputy battalion commander ahead of schedule;

She plans to hide her abilities, but her weapon modifications are so good that the codename “Lei Jun” catches the attention of the top brass;

She plans to keep a low profile, but her underhanded tactics during exercises make the whole military region realize that no one should mess with this troublemaker.

When enemies try to kidnap her, she scatters sunflower seed shells across their warship and sends them tumbling head over heels;

When her superiors try to exploit her, she snacks on sunflower seeds and lays down her terms: “More work is fine, but I want more pay and more leave.”

Regimental commander Lu Zhanye is the least humorous man in the world, yet she always leaves him twitching at the corner of his mouth.

Until one day, he hands her a marriage application. “Sign it, and I'll approve your leave from now on.”

Her: “??? Are you threatening me?”

Him: “I'm proposing.”

A feel-good period novel about a sharp-tongued military-industry genius and a stern, scheming regimental commander, building their careers and sharing sweet moments along the way.

No angst, nonstop laughs, a strong heroine, technological development, and a sweet military romance. You won't regret giving it a shot!