A young man with amnesia is pulled from the Songhua River in thirty-below-zero weather. When Yang Wei wakes up, he discovers that he has transmigrated to Harbin in 1981.
It’s a different kind of ’80s, but also the most authentic one.
The original owner, who jumped off a bridge because of “heartbreak,” is branded a “good-for-nothing” and despised by his entire family.
His grandma calls out to him through a cigarette clenched in her mouth, “Go have a smoke,” while his mother says his father is a “wandering geologist.”
But when Yang Wei uses the perspective of his past life to examine the suspicious details surrounding the original owner’s jump, he accidentally gets dragged into the murky waters of the black market.
Counterfeit weights used to shortchange people on sugar, an undercover cop, and a girl bullied by her stepfather!
Watch Yang Wei turn the 1980s upside down with his ridiculous antics, staging a hilarious, blood-pumping comeback beneath the red flag!
It looks boring to death
The atmosphere rendering is okay, the author may be from Harbin. There are no other advantages, and the flaws are too tough.