Jiang Cheng, an experienced Didi driver in the twenty-first century, nearly hit someone because of his own careless driving. He swerved to avoid them, rolled his car, and ended up in 1972.
In 1972, eighteen-year-old Jiang Cheng enlisted in the army and became a military driver. After a change in his family’s circumstances, he applied to leave the service.
A rural recruit who left the army wasn’t assigned a job. But Jiang Cheng had performed exceptionally in the military, and drivers were in short supply, so the army gave him a letter of introduction to return to his home city and work as a driver.
[A slow-burn story with little of an introduction, but plenty of chapters stockpiled. Read with confidence.]
