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Back to 1977: My Wild Life
Back to 1977: My Wild Life Plot:
Lin Shen, a financial tycoon, dies from overwork and is reborn in 1977 at a Northwest Corps—where he was once rejected by his first love Su Xiaomei for being poor, exiled to the Gobi for protecting her, and died with regret. This time, armed with modern business acumen, he trades scrap copper for food stamps, leases Gobi land to grow sea-buckthorn for his first pot of gold, and even competes with state-owned factories for agricultural orders. But when he brings the malted milk he saved three months for to Su Xiaomei, he catches her secretly altering her only cotton pants to fit him—turns out her “rejection” in the past life was a lie to protect him from political persecution...
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