Parallel world + transmigration + feel-good tale of a rising nation
Qin Yan transmigrates to the year 1950 on Blue Star, bringing with him a future vocational training building.
It is an era when everything needs rebuilding.
The country is short on steel, food, machinery, and technology, and it lacks a path toward the future.
But his building has computers, textbooks, blueprints, equipment, and a network that connects to seventy years ahead.
Experts are half-convinced before they enter.
Once inside, they refuse to leave.
From computing to industry, military supplies to everyday necessities, schools to factories, Qin Yan uses one vocational training building to steadily strengthen the foundations of Xia Country.
He is no scientist.
But he holds the key this era needs most.
It looks good so far, but I suggest you confirm the key points. Traveling back to that era, do you think what the country needs is the so-called basic electrical skills? Shouldn't it be a big event, military industry, future development direction? Moreover, when money is a fixed amount, how do you think you will choose between buying materials and providing meals for them 🤦
I can give it 4 stars just because of the subject matter. The protagonist's emotions are light and too detached, and some of the twists are very blunt.
Are chapters thirty-four and thirty-five repeated? Chapter 41 starts to repeat again. Even if the novel is written by AI, the author should review it. In the past, when writing a novel, you had to conceive, type, and correct it. Now that you conceive and AI writes, you won't correct it?
Can people come in 2026? Can wild animals and plants, such as turtles and ginseng, be brought to 2026 to exchange for money? Can antique calligraphy and paintings be exchanged for money? I have watched the video of animation and the two worlds are ruined.
You can see it, you can see it
Favorite theme, favorite main line