After Rebirth, I Became a Non-Staff Family Member of a Scientific Research Boss.

Lin Wan, a community worker in the 21st century, fell into the family home of a scientific research institute in the 1980s when she opened her eyes. She became the girl of the same name who was labeled "noisy and difficult" and had just been dumped by her partner. Before her life could be sorted out, due to an unexpected rescue, she entered into a marriage agreement with aerospace engineer Lu Beichen. Lu Beichen is a well-known "workaholic" in the research institute, and he is also a scientific research boss with zero ability to make a living. He is also accompanied by three orphans left by his mentor who died in the line of duty - a rebellious scientific research boy, and introverted and timid twin daughters. The children were full of resistance to scientific research because of their father's sacrifice, and they were even more hostile to Lin Wan who suddenly broke in. However, Lu Beichen only had eyes for the vast starry sky of the aerospace project. Lin Wan was not deterred by the predicament, and her previous community work experience became her sharpest weapon. She plunged into the trivial daily life of the family home, organized a family mutual aid club to solve the problem of lack of supplies, set up a self-study room to teach the children in the home to read, and built an emergency contact network to appease the family members' anxieties. She used the most down-to-earth way to heal the children's wounded hearts bit by bit, and quietly filled the gaps in Lu Beichen's life. When the aerospace project suffered a major setback and the morale of the scientific research base hit rock bottom, Lin Wan and her family members served a warm comfort meal, allowing the heartwarming notes written by the children to turn into the softest strength. She was not a warrior on the front line of scientific research, but she became the most solid support for the scientific research bosses. In the scientific research family hospital in the 1980s, she became an irreplaceable "non-staff family member", and she also got along well with her.