Transmigrated into a Book: A Golden Finger for Studying Agriculture in the Seventies

[Parallel timelines + family drama + ensemble cast + golden finger + single-couple romance] In 1978, a woman claiming to be the real Guan Xiaomei showed up at the Guan family next door. A fierce argument erupted, and soon they were bickering every day, with a major blowup every three days. Just then, Lan Ling regained memories of her past life and discovered she had transmigrated into a book. The courtyard where her family lived was home not only to these “real and fake heiresses,” but also to an “awakened heroine” who was about to be reborn. Her peaceful days were over, but the excitement ahead went far beyond that. With the college entrance exams approaching, she had no interest in getting involved with the heroines. All she wanted was to focus on studying, though when the drama landed right in front of her, there was no harm in watching. But the more she watched, the more one chaotic mess after another unfolded, and the heroines’ fates began to change as well. By the time Lan Ling got into college, the real and fake heiresses were at each other’s throats, while the reborn heroine had gotten engaged first. When Lan Ling developed a high-yield radish, the two heiresses were setting traps for each other, and the reborn heroine’s life was a complete mess. By the time Lan Ling successfully developed disease-resistant cabbage and higher-oil-content rapeseed, the two heiresses were in prison, and the awakened heroine had divorced. Later, when Lan Ling was too busy to keep up with the drama, she wondered: ??? What had she missed? How had both the face-slapping, feel-good heroine and the inspirational heroine who was working toward wealth ended up crashing and burning? Many years later, when Lan Ling’s name appeared in newspapers and on television, everyone realized that the little girl from the Lan family had become quite extraordinary. Someone who had never drawn much attention: My wife really is amazing! (The author has no background in agricultural science. All specialized information in this story comes from the internet and may be exaggerated or altered. Please don’t nitpick.)