The Wild Doctor of the 1970S: Recovering the Dead City

Looking at the urban and rural areas of the 1970s from a four-dimensional perspective, quantum entanglement brings together two strange lives. Rich girl Guo Feifei was judged brain-dead after a car accident. Her parents made a promise: whoever saves their daughter will be betrothed to her and give her half of the family property. Yang Lin, a rough man in Funiu Mountain, seems to be an idle gangster, but in fact he possesses reclusive medical skills. Driven by his inner desire to live a stable life and find a partner, he spent three months using herbal acupuncture to nurse the dying Guo Feifei back to health. There were many misunderstandings when the two met for the first time. The pampered girl rejected the rough Yang Lin. Yang Lin frankly confessed his selfish desire for family property and beauty, but there was tenderness hidden under his wild bones. The oral marriage contract traps the two, and the gap between the urban and rural rich and the poor, human relations and morality, and secular public opinion are constantly pulling at each other. After weighing the situation, Guo Feifei followed Yang Lin to live in a hut in the mountains in the name of going to the countryside. The two concepts of life continued to collide. The story combines Confucianism, Buddhism and Taoism, metaphysics and natural science, uses game theory to analyze the characters' choices, and draws on daily life in the countryside to tell the story of a sweet love affair in the era of marriage first, love later, and two-way running-in.