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Driving a Benz Back to the 1980s
Driving a Benz Back to the 1980s Plot:
Su Xiao, a modern supermarket chain president, crashes her limited-edition Benz and travels back to a state-owned factory alley in 1983. Her mobile payment is mistaken for "fraud," but she uses marketing tactics to help Lin Weidong, a poor street vendor, sell clothes—only to get caught in a battle for the factory store's management rights. On one side is her sincere desire to change Lin's fate; on the other, a "time rift" warns she must return to the present. When the Benz's engine roars through the 80s' nostalgic charm, will she choose her unfinished career or the budding love?
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