The Only Daughter in the 1960s

Lu Peifeng was an orphan in her previous life. She studied aircraft manufacturing and eventually died saving someone. In the blink of an eye, she transmigrated into a novel set in a bygone era.

Though life in the 1960s was harder than before, she now had a family whose love she had never known in her previous life.

It wasn't until she was eight that she realized her parents were a pair of researchers mentioned only in passing as background characters in a novel set in that era, one she'd once skimmed out of boredom. She was their only daughter.

Her grandfather was a factory worker, her grandmother a women's affairs director, her father an engineer who studied engines, and her mother was just as accomplished, working as an aerodynamics engineer.

Four of the five people in the family were workers. Their combined wages were enough to keep the whole family well fed and happy in that era.

Lu Peifeng spent her days chasing cats and dogs and reading comic books. She had a life anyone would envy.

Then one day, she sneaked into her father's study and damaged a model aircraft he treasured. To keep him from finding out, she secretly used what she'd learned in her previous life to repair it. That's when she realized Heaven hadn't only given her the chance to be reborn, but also an extraordinary memory.

Every textbook and research paper she'd ever read was stored in her brain, without a single word missing.

From then on, Lu Peifeng soared ever higher, setting out on the same path as her parents. She even surpassed them, becoming one of the country's leading drone development engineers.

Theme: Daughters, too, have ambitions that reach for the sky.