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Back to the 70s: BFFs and Mom-In-Law’s Divorce Escape
Back to the 70s: BFFs and Mom-In-Law’s Divorce Escape Plot:
Lin Xiaoman and Su Xiaotang, two modern overworked women, accidentally travel back to 1975 and become rural young wives abused by their husbands and oppressed by their mother-in-law. Just when they think they have to endure a lifetime of misery, their modern feminist spirits take charge—they not only stand up to their scumbag husbands but also awaken their mother-in-law, who was a domestic violence victim in her youth! The three decide to “leave” together: leave their abusive spouses, leave the feudal village, and build a new life in the 70s with modern wisdom. But to their surprise, their ex-husbands chase after them, and a long-buried secret of the mother-in-law is uncovered. Can this “divorce escape” succeed?
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