In 1983, Lin Da Niu woke up and found that she had become a 180-pound fat girl - she was rejected by her fiancé, laughed at by her co-workers, had a paralyzed grandmother and a younger sister who was studying, and her family was too poor to open the door. No one knows that this woman who has been called "fatty" for 24 years has a catering queen who died suddenly in 2024 living in her body.
Break off an engagement? Okay, she slapped him back. Laid off? Just in time, she went to set up a stall in the black market. Laugh at? She lost weight and made money at the same time, using a bowl of braised pork rice to carve her way on the streets in the early 1980s.
From a black market hawker to a self-employed person, from a store to a listed company, from being looked down upon by everyone to becoming an industry benchmark - she spent forty years proving one thing: people who have gained weight understand the taste of life better.
Intention: "I traveled through time and became a fat girl in the 1980s. I fed myself with a bowl of braised pork rice."