I Became the Lucky Darling of the Seventies

Award-winning actress Gu Zhaozhao is crushed to death by a falling light at an awards ceremony. When she opens her eyes, she's a baby in the 1970s who nearly drowned. Grandma and Grandpa: “An ill omen? Nonsense! She's our lucky star!” Her uncles: “If Zhaozhao wants the stars, she won't have to settle for the moon!” Her two older brothers carry her around the village every day, showing her off. “My sister's a fairy!” Her three cousins save their candy wrappers to fold into paper cranes for her. Then one day, Cheng Yanbai, who came visiting with his mother, exposes her little secret: “You pretend to drink your milk, but you always leave half the bottle.” Five-year-old Gu Zhaozhao plants her hands on her hips. “Tattletale! I'm not playing with you!” The boy pulls out a White Rabbit Creamy Candy. “Two a day. That's your hush money.” Later, the Cheng family from the capital sends someone to bring him home. At the whole village's farewell party, he slips an engagement letter into her pocket in front of everyone. “Gu Zhaozhao, you'll be eating this candy for the rest of your life.”