Joining the Army in the Seventies: The Research Prodigy Stuns the Nation

[Science and technology strengthen the nation + transmigrate into a 1970s novel + a billion-yuan space + follow the army while pregnant + devoted military marriage] Shen Shuyi, a top scientist from the twenty-first century, transmigrates into a book. She becomes a doomed minor character in a 1970s novel, destined to abandon her husband and children and die miserably on the street. She even leaves three children behind so the original heroine can become their mother without effort, and acts as a stepping stone for her to become the commander's wife! From the start, her period is late, and she is already carrying the commander's child. Faced with this brainless plot, Shen Shuyi scoffs. “To hell with this ridiculous story. I'm going to the great northwest, no matter what!” But the great northwest is plagued by sandstorms and shortages. The original heroine munches on sunflower seeds, waiting for Shen Shuyi to give in to the hardship and demand a divorce. Facing the harsh conditions, Shen Shuyi stays calm and connects her consciousness to a space stocked with tens of billions' worth of goods! Fine grains, canned meat, machinery, and equipment: it has everything! While others are fretting over a single mouthful of cornmeal, Shen Shuyi keeps herself and her high-ranking commander husband looking radiant, and makes the most of her pregnancy. To keep her true identity secret, she uses the great northwest as cover and becomes a national-level human arsenal of scientific research! Microelectronics, high-precision machine tools, advanced semiconductors… One classified blueprint after another, far ahead of its time, emerges from the great northwest military district and shocks the nation! The original heroine waits in vain for Shen Shuyi to die miserably. Instead, she sees her adored by her shrewd commander husband and, before long, leading the country to global dominance in science and technology! Completed novel: “The Nation's Beloved 1950s Research Darling”