[One Woman and Three Men + All the Men Are Chaste + Singing + Has a Phone + Selling Goods]
Rap queen Li Zhiwei was performing on a top-tier star's stage when a billboard fell on her and killed her. She woke up in the 1970s, an era of scarce supplies!
No problem. She had a phone, and she could sell goods to make a fortune!
Rap queen Li Zhiwei had officially arrived in the 1970s!
Hardship? Being mistreated? Letting people push her around?
Not a chance.
Quick-witted, commanding, steady-minded, and never afraid to fight back or talk back.
She'd battled it out in the competition circuit in her previous life, crushing the whole internet.
And this time, she could still take the impoverished 1970s by storm
and blow everyone away!
Top marks in the college entrance exams, selection into the arts troupe, making money and striking it rich, turning her life around, and falling in love with three men!
She'd be in charge of it all!
The dazzling comeback story of a rap superstar in the 1970s officially begins!
Become a top-tier star in the 1970s, open a supply and marketing cooperative, and sell goods to make a fortune!
The dialogue segments were indistinguishable throughout, lacking punctuation marks for separation. It was an eye-straining and mentally taxing read. It had good subject matter, but it felt less like reading a novel and more like reading an essay. Even essays use quotation marks for dialogue, don't they?
Overall it's not bad, but some characters' dialogue isn't enclosed in quotation marks, making it look a bit messy and tiring. It makes you lose the desire to continue watching after a while.