I Drove a Tractor in the 70s

I Drove a Tractor in the 70s Plot:

Lin Xiaoman, a modern corporate slave, died from overworking and woke up as an educated youth in 1975. To her shock, the production team leader handed her the key to the only tractor in the commune—claiming it was “using her intellectual advantage.” She was clueless about the smoky machine, but the stern team leader Zhou Jianguo kept monitoring her “training”: scolding her for uprooting sweet potato shoots while plowing, criticizing her for spilling half a bag of fertilizer while hauling. But when she drove the tractor through the night rain to send a pregnant woman with dystocia to the hospital, Zhou was waiting at the village entrance in a military coat, holding a warm cup of ginger tea. They went from “tractor enemies” to secretly mending each other’s clothes. However, when Xiaoman discovered she could return to the modern world through the tractor’s dashboard, she faced a choice: the glitzy workplace, the wheat-scented fields, or the stubborn old Zhou who always hid his soft side?