Back to the 80s: The Street Vendor's Business Empire

Back to the 80s: The Street Vendor's Business Empire Plot:

Lin Xiaoman, a modern e-commerce operations specialist, collapsed from overwork while revising a business plan late at night. When she woke up, she found herself in 1983 as Lin Zhaodi, a rural girl—her father was paralyzed, her mother had asthma, her younger brother needed tuition, and the family had only half a bag of cornmeal. Using modern marketing tactics, she turned the cornmeal into "crispy corn cakes" and set up a stall at the county bus station. With "free samples to attract customers" and "buy-two-get-one-free" promotions, her stall became an instant hit. However, this drew resentment from Manager Wang of the state-owned restaurant, who accused her of "speculation" and tried to seize her stall. At that crucial moment, Chen Mo, a veteran (and secretly the son of a machinery factory director), came to her aid—he had long been intrigued by Lin Xiaoman's "innovative ideas". From bickering to collaborating, they worked together: Lin Xiaoman expanded her business via "franchise chains" and shifted to rural supermarkets; Chen Mo used his mechanical expertise to improve the cake oven and solve production issues. Just as their "Zhaodi Trading Company" was about to be registered, Lin Xiaoman received an anonymous letter: "You are not Lin Zhaodi. Who are you really?"

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