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Lin Xiaoman, a modern overworked office worker, died suddenly while staying up late revising a proposal—only to wake up in 1985, in the tube-shaped apartment where she lived at 18. That day was her birthday; in her past life, she’d rejected the fruit candy from Jiang Ye, the boy next door, out of inferiority. Later, Jiang Ye’s “death in the army” became her lifelong regret. This time, she takes initiative: tutoring Jiang Ye in math, sneaking to sell homemade soda for tuition—until she catches Jiang’s mom wiping tears over his congenital heart disease report. Was his “sacrifice” a lie? Using modern ideas, she helps the Jiangs open a grocery store and rise to success, while uncovering the truth. But just as she thinks she can rewrite fate, Jiang Ye holds a Shenzhen train ticket and says, “I need to earn enough for our future.” In the 1980s wind, the two youngsters’ heartbeats are louder than the supply and marketing cooperative’s broadcast.
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