The 1970s: What's So Great About Being Reborn?

Song Lan was born into the 1970s and became an educated youth sent to the countryside. From then on, she began her life as a lazy freeloader in the village, determined to lie flat. She only wanted to lie flat, so how did she accidentally become a model citizen?

Fang Bin was reborn and thought he would finally marry the woman he loved. Who knew that after making it through ninety-nine steps, he would still fail at the very last one?

Fang Bin: What was the point of being reborn? Was it just to bring my first love and my rival together?

Huang Weimin: At least you understand the situation. But I'm not giving you a brain, you blockhead.

What does Huang Weimin consider the most embarrassing thing that ever happened to him? Being tricked into going off with candy at the age of thirteen, only to be rescued by a five-year-old girl, definitely ranks near the top. It was so humiliating that, as soon as Huang Weimin turned sixteen, his old man sent him off to the army. After twelve years of hard work, Huang Weimin became a member of the national security department. His first assignment was to watch over and protect someone. The moment he saw Song Lan's file, he was captivated by the eyes in her photograph.

But this woman was far too lazy. If she could lie down, she wouldn't sit; if she could sit, she wouldn't stand. Could someone like her really catch spies? Director Huang couldn't stand lazy people, so he decided to whip Song Lan into shape.