Serve the People [Quick Transmigration]

Coming next: The Night School Teacher in the 1970s. One-line summary: I sent all my temporary-worker sisters at the factory to college. Tian Lan, an agricultural university graduate about to head off to military service, transmigrates into what looks like a family-intrigue novel. Tian Lan: Oh, I know this one. Crush the scumbags, serve up some face-slapping, cozy up to powerful people, charm a handsome man, and climb to the top of the world. Space: What scumbags? What face-slapping? Instead of playing family politics, why not serve the people? Tian Lan: ...Are you sure it's a good idea to go against the usual plot like this? A person's life is limited, but serving the people is limitless. I will devote my limited life to the limitless cause of serving the people. Lei Feng Youth is always beautiful, but true youth belongs only to those who continually strive to improve, those who work selflessly, and those who remain humble. Lei Feng World One: Farming in the 1960s. A pitiful girl becomes an agronomist. A scumbag dad who got a new wife as soon as he moved to the city? Sorry, go enjoy life with your new wife and her family. The young female city-dweller sent to the countryside only wants to turn the motherland into a great granary. (Real farming) World Two: Fighting the Japanese in the 1930s. An orphan girl becomes a heroine. The childhood sweetheart who married someone else? Sorry, the country is in peril, so fighting the Japanese is the only right path. Only a lunatic would be your concubine. This general's daughter will devote herself to serving her country. (Real war) World Three: Education in the 1980s. A rich and beautiful young woman becomes the principal everyone calls Mom. A man who used his girlfriend's family background to climb the ladder and still wants to manipulate her? Sorry, back where you came from. Whoever acts like a doormat is a dog. A rich and beautiful young woman devoting herself to rural education is what real poverty relief looks like. (Real rural education) World Four: Scientific research in the 1990s. A top student refuses to become a stepmother and raise someone else's child, and sets her sights on becoming a scientist. (Real research) At first, Tian Lan doesn't know that she has a portable food space, or that the System can automatically level up whenever she helps the people. But gradually, she discovers that while everyone else is fighting over watery wild-vegetable porridge like a bunch of losers, she already has an endless supply of rice, vegetables, chicken, duck, and fish... Everything you could want, with enough to eat until you're stuffed at every meal. Ah, serving the people feels so good! Note: There is a love interest, but the heroine's main focus is her career. It's called quick transmigration, but the worlds unfold slowly. I didn't mean to bait and switch; Jinjiang simply doesn't have a slow-transmigration tag. My friend's upcoming novel: The Little Zombie Is Clearly Super Powerful, but Just Wants to Be a Lazy Fish, by Xiao Yuntun Zouqing. A fantasy story about a beloved character with a whole family reborn and coming to find them. A friend made me a gorgeous cover. Isn't it great? My upcoming novels: Our Left-Behind Childhood in the 1990s (a local girl's life as a left-behind child) and The Transmigrated Book Villainess Won't Raise Someone Else's Child (Why be a stepmother? Isn't it better to fight for your own life?). My completed novels: Modern romance: Pampered to the Core (workplace suspense), Emergency Room 120. Fantasy romance: Reborn in the 1990s: A Mother's Strength, The Top Student's Rules (complete), The Best Obstetrician of the 1970s, Expensive Evidence Always Leads Me to File a Police Report (suspense), Reborn as an Academic Goddess (sports), Back to Thirteen, and The 1980s Lucky Charm. Childhood-sweetheart school novels: Before the Mulberry Leaves Fall, Childhood, and Changing Years. Sweet or salty, take your pick. Theme: Labor is the greatest glory