In her previous life, Su Nian was the youngest chief scientist at a nuclear physics research institute. Then, after transmigrating into a book, she became a lovesick cannon-fodder character in a period novel.
The original owner had abandoned her comfortable home for her scumbag fiancé, stolen her family’s savings to go to the countryside, and eventually died in a cowshed during a difficult birth, taking her baby with her.
When Su Nian woke up, she saw the shabby earthen house, then looked at the man who’d taken her money to buy brown sugar for his dream girl. She kicked over the brazier without hesitation.
Whoever wants to be a doormat can take the job!
On the day she broke off the engagement, the scumbag sneered that she wouldn’t last three days without him. Su Nian got straight to scientific farming and even repaired the commune’s broken-down tractor, which had been out of service for three years.
When the tractor roared to life and its sound rang across the commune, everyone was stunned.
Just as the scumbag regretted everything and tried to force himself on her, a man in a crisp military uniform, radiating a deadly aura, stepped in front of her.
“You dare lay a hand on Gu Beicheng’s fiancée?”
Su Nian was stunned as she looked at this powerful future military commander, the original male lead. She’d only wanted to borrow his influence, so how had she ended up being carried off to the wolf’s den?
Later, she improved crop varieties, designed military blueprints, and even developed a miracle drug.
When the great scientists from research institutes all over the country came to the village in military jeeps to recruit her, Gu Beicheng pulled her into his arms and begged, his eyes red:
“Nian’er, are those blueprints better-looking than me? Come home with me. Draw all the blueprints you want, use all the ammunition you need, and I’ll go with you wherever you want to conduct your experiments.”
