Transmigrating to the Seventies: A Mechanic Turns Her Hand to Farm Machinery

[Alternate history + System + Slice of life + Workplace + No romance + Doesn't go to the countryside]

Lin Xiaoxia transmigrates into the body of the third child of the Lin family, who live in the workers' compound of an agricultural machinery factory in the 1970s.

Her older siblings are waiting to take over jobs at the factory, while her younger brothers and sisters are still clamoring to be fed. Her mother saves all the fabric and meat coupons for the youngest.

Not one of the five people in the family thinks she can amount to anything.

A combine harvester at the factory breaks down, and a veteran mechanic spends the whole afternoon taking it apart without fixing it.

She squats beside the machine and watches for ten minutes, then stands up and says, “Could I have a wrench, please?”

The harvester starts up. The entire workshop falls silent.

Later...

Every agricultural machinery factory in the county is copying the blueprints she improved.

Every factory in the city is following the plans she devised.

Every factory in the province is implementing the standards she set.

Factories across the country are building the Huaxing-model harvester she designed.

Later still, her seal is stamped on State Council documents, and her machines are displayed at the national achievements exhibition.

Not just one machine, but three generations.