Nonsense! Why Can't a Capitalist Heiress Strengthen the Nation Through Science?

Original novel of the short drama I, the Goddess of Scientific Research, Repair Tractors in the 1950s

Qu Lingyi transmigrates into the 1950s and becomes the foil to the heroine of a period novel: an unlucky heiress from a capitalist family in Gusu. The moment she opens her eyes, she’s landed in a nightmare from the start.

Her scumbag live-in son-in-law of a father plans to flee to Hong Kong with his illegitimate children, leaving her behind to take the fall.

Her childhood sweetheart swears he’ll elope with her, but in truth, he conspires with the heroine to sell her to human traffickers, who abuse her.

The only person who could help her is her military-officer husband, but she looks down on him. They haven’t consummated their marriage in five years.

Qu Lingyi’s fists clench.

Wait, do they really think she’s a pushover?

She hands her family’s factory over to the state, going from someone everyone despises to someone everyone praises.

Her scumbag father wants to flee with the money?

Qu Lingyi awakens a factory pocket dimension, stores her family’s century-old fortune in its warehouse, then turns around and sends her father and his family off for labor reform.

Meanwhile, she happily heads to the northeast to find her husband, whom she married for convenience, and joins the military to do research!

China is only just beginning to recover, and even its first tractor is still a rough prototype.

Qu Lingyi rubs her hands together. Her pocket dimension comes with its own technology tree, and she works out how to build things as she goes.

Huh? When did she build a nuclear submarine?

At first, everyone in the residential compound thinks that a delicate capitalist heiress like Qu Lingyi could never be worthy of Commander Yan, a man with impeccable revolutionary credentials.

Later, they’re astonished to realize the truth.

What capitalist heiress? She’s a national treasure of a scientific genius!