The Era of Catching up with the Sea

When he woke up, Wang Yi found that the old key from his hometown could open Tianya Island in 1982. On one side is modern times with excess materials and impetuous people. On one side is a small fishing village in the 1980s that was poor and isolated, but booming with fireworks. He returned to 1982 with soap, matches, medicine, and tools. Helping fellow villagers heal their injuries, treating their children, and relieving fishermen's worries. Exchange modern supplies for a boat full of fresh fish, wild seafood, old objects, and old antiques. Bring it back to modern times and get the first pot of gold. There are no bloody disputes, no slaps in the face, There are only slow cures, family affairs, island fireworks, and running in both directions. Repair old houses, operate fishing boats, engage in breeding, build cold storage, Together with the honest folks, we can turn bitter days into sweet ones. From then on, Modern times are a retreat, and 1982 is a way back. On Tianya Island, he has a boat, the sea, and relatives. There is also a down-to-earth, steaming home. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.