Siheyuan: You Asked Me to Be a Translator, but I Became Chief Engineer

[Siheyuan + Period Drama + Hardcore Industry + Exhilarating Face-Slapping + No Frustrating Setbacks]

Tang Chuan transmigrates to the 1960s, becoming an East German translator who has just returned to China. But two characters are missing from his letter of introduction, and the steel mill mistakes him for a "foreign-trained mechanical expert" and gives him a position of authority!

On his very first day, the factory's most important imported rolling mill breaks down. The Soviet experts leave, the factory director begs him to step in, and the veteran workers wait to see him make a fool of himself.

If he's exposed, he might get shot! What should he do?

"Nobody understands this rolling mill better than I do!" Tang Chuan steps forward, trying to bluff his way through.

Ding! System bound!

He pinpoints the fault in ten minutes, draws up a solution in half an hour, and gets the machine roaring back to life in three hours!

Yi Zhonghai is stunned: I'm a full-fledged Level 8 worker, yet I'm not even qualified to assist him?

Director Yang goes wild: A genius! He's a national industrial treasure! Get him a special approval for a huge villa, right away!

Jia Zhangshi is green with envy: Tang's family eats meat at every meal, every day. Why can't they give my family some?

When everyone thinks Tang Chuan is just a machine repairman, he turns around and takes part in projects involving CNC machine tools, fifth-generation fighter engines, and even nuclear bombs.

In this electrifying era, Tang Chuan rises to become an unrivaled industrial magnate, all thanks to his motto: "Nobody understands this better than I do."