When she opened her eyes, Su Yao in the 21st century became Lin Wan, a peasant woman weighing 300 pounds in a ravine in central Shandong in 1983.
The mother-in-law is mean and favors boys over girls, her husband Gu Mingyuan treats her like nothing, and the vicious female supporting cast is eyeing her.
Faced with hunger, coldness, contempt, and the fate of being kicked out, Lin Wan wiped the pig food stains on her face and tightened the few cents she had in her pocket and the half of an old newspaper she picked up.
Being fat is not necessarily a burden; being backward is just the gap where life is everywhere.
See how she uses her century-old mind to draw gear drawings beside the pig pen, lay down counterattack plans in front of the supply and marketing cooperative's window, and pull up the Hong Kong businessman's crocodile belt in the mud...
In this era where tickets are king and innovation is emerging, the silent dialogue between fat and steel is about to crush the gears of destiny. But she never expected that her husband Gu Mingyuan, who had cold eyes, would see a glimmer of the future in the shadow cast by her bulky figure.
A counterattack belonging to a fat man started stubbornly amidst the smell of wheat waves and engine oil in the 1980s.
