Siheyuan: I Join the First Ministry of Machine Building After Graduation, and the Neighbors Are Green with Envy

In 1958, Liu Yu, a graduate of Shuimu University, was the brightest star on campus. His thesis had been accepted by a national journal, university leaders were urging him to stay on as a lecturer, and the whole neighborhood was practically groveling for his recommendations!

But he rejected the professorship and the major companies on the spot, shocking everyone with a single line: "I want to work for an organization that runs factories."

No one knew that this "bookworm" was actually a transmigrator. In his previous life, he had watched his parents grovel in the courtyard for a 3.5-yuan wage and fight tooth and nail over a packet of ration coupons.

This time, he didn't just want to live well. He wanted to change the rules of the game in this era with his own hands!

When Third Uncle knelt and begged him to join the steelworks, Liu Yu sneered, "I'm about to join the First Ministry of Machine-Building."

When Jia Zhangshi mocked him, saying that studying was useless, three months later her son was transferred to the workshop to clean the toilets, while Liu Yu was reviewing equipment-upgrade reports from the nation's ten largest steel mills.