Atypical American Gold Digger[1980s]

A cryptographer travels through 1979 New York. Become the Sylvain Woods of Hollywood.   America's "Age of Greed" is coming. She started to owe $5,000 in medical bills.   Acting to pay off debt? No.   The first pot of gold starts from gathering the wool of a great director. The zero-cost hand-rubbing mechanical device solves the pain point of difficulty in shooting split-screen special effects on film.   …   On this day, Sylvan was assembling the equipment while listening to the radio stories of "Sherlock Holmes".   The rental house is getting a knock from a new roommate.   The visitor was also named Sherlock Holmes, a college student who had just dropped out of school.   ——   Sherlock is preparing to retire as a beekeeper. When he wakes up, he becomes a 19-year-old college student with the same name.   He saw a different world.   The familiar 19th century Victorian era is long gone. The unfamiliar microcomputer era of the 20th century was coming.   Conan Doyle's "Sherlock Holmes" made him think about whether he was a fictional character or a real person.   Sherlock: Let's solve a small problem first. Where can I buy delicious honey?     In one sentence: The time-traveling boss and the reverse-traveling detective meet in the 1980s in the United States where "greed is virtue". * * ["Greed is good" comes from the 1987 classic movie "Wall Street." Original lines: The point is, ladies and gentleman, that greed, for lack of a better word, is good. Later it became synonymous with the American yuppie culture and financial mania of the 1980s. At that time, the United States advocated free markets, deregulation, the pursuit of huge wealth, and "winner takes all." Intention: Live life forward without hesitation