When he woke up, Lin Wanzhao transformed into the "Little Poor" of the same name in the 1980s. Good news: She is pretty and well-organized, and she still has a "city registered permanent residence" that everyone envies. Bad news: Her family is an empty shell, and the entire family relies on her vain father's mouth to blow up the life of an ordinary worker into the style of a high-achieving family. In order to maintain the dignity of a "literary person", her father forced her to smell coffee, read newspapers, listen to symphony and recite Tang poems every day, just to marry her to a good family and buy a big color TV for the family. Lin Wanzhao: "..." I really appreciate it. In front of others, she is Sister Lin who wears a bragi (dress) and holds a collection of foreign poetry. She is an unworldly girl. Behind the scenes, she was riding a tricycle, covered in sweat and stinking, arguing with people in the wholesale market over the price difference of 30 cents and 20 cents. Pretending to be a socialite during the day and working as a prostitute at night, Lin Wanzhao felt that sooner or later she would have a schizophrenia. What's even worse is that the new director Lu from the subdistrict office, who is said to have a tough background, always stares at her with a look that says, "Let's see how long you can keep pretending." Whenever she sells tea eggs in an alley wearing old clothes that have turned white after washing, she will always "accidentally" meet Director Lu in a suit and leather shoes. Lin Wanzhao (smiling awkwardly but politely): "Director Lu, how about experiencing life?" Director Lu pushed up his gold-rimmed glasses and handed over fifty cents expressionlessly: "Have a tea egg, without coriander." Lin Wanzhao: Help! My vest is crumbling! This is a fake socialite who is working hard to build a career, but accidentally blows all the bullshit into reality.
