Lin Wanyin, the "little Buddha" in the modern workplace, woke up and became a forced wedding bride in a small northeastern town in 1985.
Her husband Lu Qinghuai was seriously injured and fell into a coma, her husband's family was extremely poor, and her best relatives were still eyeing her. Faced with this situation, she smiled instead - wasn't this the golden 1980s?
Others travel through time to fight for the best, but she specializes in human relations and sophistication.
Pasting matchboxes can develop an assembly line, ghostwriting letters can be connected to the news network, and even setting up a melon seed stall can be turned into a "couple set meal". Everyone laughs at her stupidity, but she silently saves the first pot of gold.
When the spring breeze of reform swept the land, Lin Wanyin decisively contracted to close down the clothing factory, setting off a fashion storm. Those who once mocked her are now vying to be her employees; relatives who want to seize the family property are being taken to court by her.
While she was pretending to be a pig and eating a tiger to make money crazily, she narrowed her eyes at her unconscious husband on the bed - Mr. Lu, who was motionless during the day but held her wrist at night, your "coma" is quite unique, isn't it?
Until one day, he put her in front of the sewing machine: "Daughter-in-law, when you drew a circle on my palm, did you think it was today?"
This is the legend of a "Buddhist" spirit in the age of passion - she wants all the wealth and honor, and she also wants a loyal dog husband!
