Transmigrated into a Mistreated Girl in the 1970S, I Took First Place in the Province

Jiang You transmigrates into the 1970s as a woman everyone looks down on, a doormat who can't fight back. Her mother-in-law calls her barren, her husband is fooling around with another woman, and the whole factory is waiting to laugh at her. She throws a medical report right back at them: I'm not the one who can't have children. Your son is the one who's impotent. The whole compound erupts. Her ex's face turns green, her mother-in-law collapses, and the mistress runs off. She gets divorced, transfers to a new post, roots out a traitor, and takes first place in the province-wide technical competition. The people who used to gossip behind her back are still sitting around the workers' compound munching sunflower seeds. She's become Engineer Jiang, the name every colleague across the province greets with respect. There's also a man in a white shirt from the provincial capital. The first time he saw her, she was tearing into her ex in front of a crowd, and he didn't dare say a word. After that, he came by every so often to bring her tea, and kept it up for five years. On the day he proposed, he said,