The Bicycle Takes Me Through Time and Space

He Dake, a 32-year-old migrant worker from Jiangxi, was struck by a strange red lightning on a rainy night in Yuping County, Guizhou. He and his car were transported back to 1993, the day he was born. What's even more outrageous is that the 28-inch big bar passed down by his grandfather mutated into a mechanical car with an intelligent brain. It can transform and interfere with energy, and it became the "golden finger" hidden in his consciousness. He Dake, carrying a baby shell, holding on to the memories of the next thirty years, looking at his young parents who were still worried about their livelihood, decided to rewrite his life: to stop his father from taking risks by running at night, and help him seize the opportunity to learn to drive a truck; to keep an eye on the desolate slope at the east end of the village that would appreciate in value in the future; and even wanted to use the "little means" of smart bicycles to turn the poor life around earlier. From using energy resonance to help his mother take off peanuts quickly, to relying on mechanical interference to help his father avoid accidents, this time and space counterattack with an old bicycle hides the simplest wish - to allow parents who have worked hard for half their lives to live a life of counting money with a smile as soon as possible.