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Standing Out in the 1980s
Standing Out in the 1980s Plot:
Modern office worker Su Xiaotang stayed up late watching a period drama, only to wake up as a "village flower laughingstock" in the 1980s who'd just been jilted. She remodeled old clothes with Taobao's trending ideas, opened a "fashionable canteen" at the village entrance selling fried skewers and colorful hair ribbons, and made a fortune—becoming a "standout" nearby. But the cold intellectual Lu Jingshen insisted on "spoiling her plans": he called her "unproductive" yet secretly shielded her from village bullies; he scolded her for "wasting money" but quietly gave her city-bought wool balls. When Su Xiaotang thought she'd live a carefree career life in the 1980s, Lu Jingshen pulled out a yellowed photo—turns out he'd known she wasn't the "original owner" all along? Sweetness hides twists, and the standout's love story starts with bickering and ends with destiny.
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