Chapter 327 This time travel seems to be a vacation?
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The system's mechanical voice rang in Zhou Jue's mind, followed by a massive flow of information that poured directly into her consciousness.
That was a complete novel.
"The 1970s: Dressed as a Military Officer's Beloved".
Zhou Jue spent some time quickly "reading" through it.
The story is simple, even somewhat cliché.
Lin Wanwan, a modern urban white-collar worker, unexpectedly travels back to the 1970s and becomes a sent-down youth with the same name.
With her vision ahead of her time and the magical spring space as her advantage, she first thrived in the village, and then she had a chance encounter with the tall and handsome male protagonist, "Lu Changfeng," who was visiting his hometown.
The two fell in love at first sight, but the male lead was restrained, while the female lead, having grown up in the information age, often teased the male lead, making him blush. The contrast between the two was striking.
Later, the female protagonist seized the opportunity to take the college entrance examination and was admitted to a university in the capital.
After experiencing a series of sweet and affectionate daily moments and some harmless misunderstandings, the two finally got together.
Lin Wanwan became the envy of everyone as a military officer's wife, cherished by the male lead and truly becoming his "precious treasure."
Zhou Jue finished reading it.
Then, she fell silent.
"That's it?" she asked the system, somewhat incredulously.
"Yes, host, that's the core plot." The system replied confidently.
"No hidden villain? No world-ending crisis? No bizarre monsters?"
According to the data, this is a standard low-energy derivative world with stable rules, no supernatural forces, and a danger level assessment of: safe.
Zhou Jue felt it was all unreal.
Having grown accustomed to dancing on the edge of a knife, she felt a little out of place when suddenly told that the next destination was a spring outing.
Sun Jiuchou, who was standing next to Zhou Jue, looked at the changing expressions on Zhou Jue's face and spoke with a smile.
"Finished watching?"
"Mm." Zhou Jue nodded.
How are you feeling?
"I feel...very relaxed," Zhou Jue said honestly.
"That's good." Sun Jiuchou seemed relieved. "I was worried that you were under too much pressure."
He paused, then continued, "Since it's the 1970s, most of the things we prepared beforehand, apart from basic necessities, will probably not be needed."
"On the contrary, there are other things that I need to have prepared for you immediately."
"What is it?" Zhou Jue asked curiously.
“Grain coupons, cloth coupons, meat coupons, oil coupons, industrial coupons…” Sun Jiuchou slowly recited a series of terms: “In those days, money was sometimes less useful than a coupon.”
Zhou Jue nodded; she knew these basic facts.
"I'll make the arrangements right away." After saying that, Sun Jiuchou turned around and left with light steps: "Time is running out, I have to hurry."
Watching his departing figure, Zhou Jue suddenly felt that this guy was really a split personality.
...
After bidding farewell to Sun Jiuchou, Zhou Jue returned directly to Blue Star.
With more than two days until departure, she needed to use this time to digest the contents of the novel and gain a deeper understanding of the real historical background and social environment of China in the 1970s.
She had just returned to her dormitory when Chen Jianguo's phone rang.
"Xiao Jue, come to the command post."
When Zhou Jue walked into that familiar conference room again, only Chief Zhang and Chen Jianguo were waiting for her.
There were no documents on the table, only a cup of hot tea.
"Sit down." Chief Zhang gestured to the chair opposite him, a kind smile on his face.
"Grandpa Zhang, Uncle Chen." Zhou Jue sat down.
"I heard from Jiu Chou that the world is very safe this time?" Chief Zhang spoke first, his tone filled with concern.
"Yes, it's just a typical 1970s setting."
"Ordinary, yet not ordinary."
Chen Jianguo picked up the conversation, his expression becoming more serious: "In those days, there were rules. Some things could be said, some things couldn't be said, some people could be contacted, and some people should be kept at a distance."
He took a small booklet from the side and handed it to Zhou Jue.
"These are some points to note that we have compiled. You can see them on the way; they are all details of daily life."
Zhou Jue took the booklet and nodded solemnly: "I understand."
"Your mission this time will last for two years, which translates to about a month in our timeframe." Commander Zhang looked at her, his eyes becoming deep.
"This month is crucial for us."
"The 'Prairie Fire Project' has been launched, and the popularity of the game 'Spiritual Resurrection' has exceeded our expectations. There is more and more discussion among the public, and it is becoming increasingly difficult to contain."
"We're planning to open the windows a little wider this month while you're away."
Zhou Jue's heart skipped a beat; she knew that a real change was about to begin.
Chen Jianguo added, "The draft of the 'Regulations on the Management of Extraordinary Powers,' spearheaded by Jiu Chou and his team, has been completed. Once you return, we will convene a high-level meeting for final review and approval."
"Once the regulations are passed, and with the full rollout of the 'Kunlun Mirror' personal quantum computers, we can officially and gradually reveal the truth about the spiritual revival to the whole society."
Chief Zhang's voice carried a profound sense of history.
"Xiao Jue, you are fighting for our future on the front lines, and we are also working behind the scenes to lay the most solid and stable foundation for you and for all Chinese people."
"A brand new era will be born in our hands."
Zhou Jue gripped the teacup tightly, a surge of warmth welling up from the bottom of his heart.
“I understand, Grandpa Zhang.”
After leaving the command post, Zhou Jue was still unable to calm down.
She returned to her dormitory and carefully reviewed the novel in her mind, as well as the instructions Chen Jianguo had given her.
Two days passed in the blink of an eye.
The time to depart has come.
It was still that familiar pure white room.
Chief Zhang, Chen Jianguo, Commander Qi, Sun Jiuchou... all the familiar faces were watching her from outside.
Zhou Jue put the backpack that Sun Jiuchou had prepared, which was filled with various receipts and currency from that era, along with other supplies, into the Starry Sky Secret Box.
This preparation work is unprecedentedly "down-to-earth".
"Xiao Jue." Chief Zhang's voice came through the loudspeaker from outside, through the thick glass: "Take care of yourself over there."
"Don't worry, Grandpa Zhang." Zhou Jue smiled and waved to them, his face showing genuine ease.
She survived the national crisis and the battlefield, and she also survived the apocalypse. In the peaceful 1970s, what danger could there be?
Just consider it a long vacation.
[The world's anchor point has been locked: The Flower Country in the 1970s (Derivative)]
[Countdown: 10, 9, 8...]
Zhou Jue closed his eyes, preparing to receive the white light of teleportation.
This should be a very comfortable experience.
[3, 2, 1...]
[Teleportation initiated!]
Just as the white light completely engulfed her, the system's electronic voice, carrying an unprecedented sense of urgency and panic, rang wildly in her mind.
[Warning! Warning! Host! An encrypted underlying message has been detected during data backtracking!]
[Analysis complete!]
[Host! That book, "The 1970s: Transmigrated as an Officer's Beloved," has another name!]
"What's your name?"
Its name is—
[After transmigrating into the control group of a historical novel, I turned the tables by absorbing luck!]
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