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In the 1980s, I Bought Sea Cucumbers for 10 Cents a Jin
In the 1980s, I Bought Sea Cucumbers for 10 Cents a Jin Plot:
In 1983, Su Xiaotang, who just rebirthed, stood on the beach of Liaodong Bay, watching fishermen bury unsold sea cucumbers as fertilizer—she knew from her previous life that this "sea lump" would sell for 80 yuan a jin ten years later! But when she held up money and shouted, "I'll buy sea cucumbers for 10 cents a jin," all the villagers laughed at her for being "crazy." The village head wanted to arrest her as a fraud and send her to the commune, and her childhood sweetheart Chen Ahu also advised her, "Don't mess around." Worse still, Butcher Zhang from the neighboring town was eyeing her money bag, wanting to exchange inferior dried fish for cash. Su Xiaotang had to cook sea cucumber porridge overnight and bring it to the fishermen's doors: "Auntie, try this—it's a dish from big city restaurants!" Can she convince the villagers that this "unwanted seafood" is a treasure and seize the chance to change her fate in the 1980s?
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