I Transmigrated to the 1950s and Used My Pocket Dimension to Become a National Scholar

After Xu Jinhe suddenly died in the research lab, he transmigrated into the body of a rich family's eldest son in Shanghai in 1956.

A hellish start!

His adoptive father plans to flee with his biological son and the family's money, leaving him behind as a scapegoat.

Xu Jinhe's lips curled into a smile.

Planning to run off with the money?

With a wave of his hand, he stows away every asset Xu the elder had moved into his space.

Want him to take the fall?

He turns the Xu family into his stepping stone instead!

He hands over the Xu family's factory and reports the father and son for plotting to flee the country, earning himself a travel permit to Shencheng!

In the 1950s, Longguo is a nation in need of rebuilding.

Since he's transmigrated, what's wrong with giving the country a shortcut?

With his knowledge and mechanical space, he thrives in Shencheng.

At the textile factory,

he welds scrap metal and repairs "hopeless" machines, face-slapping a seventh-grade worker.

In Old Beishi, he catches a glimpse of a design and identifies its French secrets at a stroke, astonishing the bigwigs at the National Academy of Sciences, who search for him all night!

A fifth-grade worker rushes to offer him his daughter's hand in marriage. Xu frowns. "Don't keep me from drawing blueprints and doing research!"

When the secret project team comes to offer him an engineer's salary, Xu Jinhe runs his hand over the nuclear fusion sketches in his space and chuckles: "What's the hurry? First, let our domestically made machine tools crush the Western blockade!"