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Back to 1995: Conquering the Business World with Bottled Water
Back to 1995: Conquering the Business World with Bottled Water Plot:
Lin Shen, a failed FMCG executive in modern times, accidentally travels back to the summer of 1995—right before the bottled water market booms. With only 50 yuan, he tries to replicate the "bottled water myth" from the future, but faces mockery from old classmates, rejection from suppliers, and the heartbreak of seeing his ex Su Xiaotang (who left him for poverty) about to marry a rich man. While using future marketing tricks to raise money for stock, he secretly helps Su solve her family’s troubles. But just as his "Shenquan" water gains traction, a local beverage factory owner arrives to buy his formula—can he protect his business start and win back the love he lost?
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