When she woke up, Lin Man transformed into a young orphan girl from Shanghai with the same name in the 1980s. There was only two and a half dollars left in his pocket, and his pocket was cleaner than his face. Good news: She was born with a rich face and a cool temperament. Even if she was wearing an old sarong skirt that had been washed until it turned white, she still seemed to be experiencing life. Bad news: She went to a high-end hotel to work as a waiter, but the manager mistakenly thought she was an investor's daughter who had returned from overseas and was conducting a low-key inspection. She was respectfully invited into the most expensive box. Lin Man: "..." Help! I really just want to find a job that provides room and board! Looking at a table full of leaders and bosses that she had only seen in history books, Lin Man was in a dilemma, so she could only bite the bullet and play the role of "Ms. Lin". She doesn't understand investing, but she knows where the trends will be in the next few decades. She doesn't understand foreign languages, but she can say "Nice to meet you" in 800 cool accents. With a vision that was thirty years ahead of the times and a unique skill in "fooling", Lin Man flourished in the business circle of the 1980s and became the mysterious "Miss Lin" that everyone wanted to make friends with. Only the man who lived across the door looked at her like he was saying: Keep pretending. One day, the man cornered her in a corner and asked in a low voice: "I heard you are from Hong Kong City?" Lin Man nodded guiltily: "... Is there a problem?" The man chuckled, leaned into her ear, and said slowly in pure Cantonese: "Well, can you speak a few words in vernacular? I'll listen?" Lin Man:! ! ! I'm going to fall off my horse! ** Tags: **Chronicles, 1980s, career essays, relaxation, Shanghai situation
