Lin Weidong was reborn and returned to 1971. He exposed his father Lin Dazhu's crime of poisoning his mother and persecuting his brothers and sisters, and successfully sent him to prison. In order to stay away from right and wrong, he took the initiative to go to the countryside to Qingshantun. With the help of the "Compass of Destiny" system and past life memories, he outsmarted the bully Xu Guoqiang and his family, protected the villagers, developed side businesses, and led everyone to get rich together. In the process, he made up for the regrets of his previous life, fell in love with the kind and brave Zhou Xiaobai, got married, and finally gained career and happiness in the rural life of the 1970s.
Reader comments
It's okay. The bad guy isn't that smart and has great eyesight. It makes sense to survive until the end. It's not like some TV shows where the bad guy can jump until the end and still have to block the knife.
It was well shot, the characters are all distinctive, and the plot is smooth.
There are acting skills, plot, characteristics, courage and planning. As for the appearance mentioned in the comment area, as long as the facial features are correct and can be seen, they cannot always be the same and fair. It will make you tired of aesthetics and unrealistic. You can't be that white without makeup.
Yes, the male protagonist is brave and resourceful. Not cowardly.
It's okay. The bad guy isn't that smart and has great eyesight. It makes sense to survive until the end. It's not like some TV shows where the bad guy can jump until the end and still have to block the knife.
It was well shot, the characters are all distinctive, and the plot is smooth.
There are acting skills, plot, characteristics, courage and planning. As for the appearance mentioned in the comment area, as long as the facial features are correct and can be seen, they cannot always be the same and fair. It will make you tired of aesthetics and unrealistic. You can't be that white without makeup.
Yes, the male protagonist is brave and resourceful. Not cowardly.
A very good short drama! Eighty-five to ninety