Back to the 70s: Leading the Village to Prosperity

Back to the 70s: Leading the Village to Prosperity Plot:

Lin Xiaoman, a modern corporate slave, died from overworking overnight and woke up in 1975 in Kaoshan Tun—a village so poor that even white rice was a luxury. Here lived her grandfather, who died young in her previous life because they couldn’t afford medical fees, and villagers who struggled to get enough to eat. Having become an executive at a listed company in her past life but left with lifelong regret, she now uses her modern business sense: first collecting wild mushrooms from the mountains to sell to the county canteen, then organizing women to weave coarse cloth for the neighboring city’s supply and marketing cooperative. However, the old village chief calls her “unserious,” and a nearby village steals their mushroom sources to sabotage her. Just in time, Gu Chengyuan, the soldier she had a crush on in her previous life, returns home on leave. He not only helps her prove the mushrooms are safe but also secures a big order from the army. Together, they fight against conservative ideas and build the “Kaoshan Tun Mountain Products” brand. Watching her grandfather eat hot steamed buns and villagers move into brick houses, Lin Xiaoman realizes: the sweetest counterattack is turning regrets into sweet fulfillment with the people she loves most.

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