On her first day in the 1970s, Su Xiaoya faced two problems: first, her family was so poor that they only had half a bag of sweet potatoes, and second, the sign-in system for her and her husband, Lu Zhixing, was dismantled—Lu Zhixing was in charge of "pointing" and she was in charge of "collecting."
Su Xiaoya complained: "This configuration is too weird, can't I give it a complete version?"
Sign in at the Tukang and get polished rice; sign in at the grain station and get a mall; sign in at the hotel and get space... This system is not an ordinary sign-in, it's clearly a blind box!
Lu Zhixing was responsible for looking for new locations, going to the commune supply and marketing cooperative today and the county department store tomorrow; Su Xiaoya was responsible for taking care of the mall and the space, saving points to exchange for soap, and hiding supplies in the space to prevent missing.
The husband and wife have a clear division of labor: you sign in and I take care of it; you plan and I execute it. From a hungry poor couple to an "invisible rich" who secretly stocked up on food and cloth, Su Xiaoya and Lu Zhixing used the split system to prove that in the 1970s, the best backer was not the system, but each other who fought side by side.
Introduction 3: Highlight the background of the times and the line of struggle
In 1975, two "weirdos" came to the Hongqi Production Brigade - Lin Wandao and Chen Shouye. No one knows that this couple, who look just like ordinary commune members, are actually from the 21st century.
No one knew that they held a secret: a split check-in system.
Chen Shouye's task is simple: walk to the designated place and say "sign in" silently;
Lin Wandao's task is simpler: waiting to receive system rewards.
But the rewards are always unexpected:
