The 1970S: An Eighteen-Year-Old Women's Director

(Family squabbles and domestic chaos, making money and building a career hand in hand. Focus on the work, and see Lin Wanxia thrive in the fiery 1970s!) After being born into a new life in the womb, a high fever at sixteen unlocks her memories of transmigrating. Her lovestruck mother is determined to marry a young, educated man who came from the city. Her father abandoned his wife and daughter, using his marriage to a country girl to earn a job placement that would let him return to the city. He remarried and had another child long ago, casting his rural wife and daughter from his mind. At sixteen, Lin Wanxia refuses to put up with it. She storms into the city, tears into her scumbag father, and demands back the compensation and child support he owes. She cuts ties with him on the spot and takes her mother’s surname from then on. Life is already a struggle, and now a handsome young man in a spotless white shirt keeps parading in front of her. He relies on his good looks and is set on sponging off her, hoping she’ll let him coast for ten years.