Back to 1957, I Awaken a Transmigration Talent

After returning to age sixteen, Lin Guyu discovers that the world has changed. Everyone has awakened a talent, and hers is “Traveling to Parallel Worlds.” Uncle Li, the best farmer in the village, awakens the “Plant Cultivation” talent. The moment he touches a seed, he knows whether it can sprout. Aunt Zhao, the most outspoken woman in the village, awakens the “Loudspeaker” talent and becomes the commune’s announcer. From then on, all the commune’s loudspeakers can take a break. Shen Heifei, the fattest person in the village, awakens the “Fat Is Useful Too” talent. All his stored fat turns into combat power, and he immediately joins the army to defend his country. After traveling to a parallel world and returning, Lin Guyu unexpectedly awakens the Merit Shop. For every 10,000 points she earns, she gets a chance to draw supplies. Pick two out of seven in an AI cooking video to draw from ten thousand servings of food; Get free stuff from the Fruit Ninja game; Scavenge supplies in the Angry Birds game; Ninety-nine percent of these supplies can be given away, and anyone with enough merit has a chance to obtain them. At a remote scientific research base, scientists receive fresh fruit and no longer have to worry about mouth ulcers; Soldiers stationed on the border receive delicious diced rabbit and eat it with tears in their eyes; Injured veterans regain their confidence thanks to a serving of pork. There are many people and few supplies. Even if every contribution is only a drop in the bucket, many hands make light work. China now has a population of nearly 700 million and has just completed the main 1V17 mission. In the most united era, it has more talent-awakened people than anywhere else in the world. Who would dare covet it now? This story is told from the perspective of ordinary people. National affairs and international developments are only briefly mentioned. It mainly describes everyday life, focusing on family matters, farming and raising children, and making a better living. Readers who enjoy this sort of story are welcome to add it to their collections. Mwah! Theme: Building a better China.