1998 was a magical year for memories.
That year, Na Ying and Faye Wong's duet "Meet in '98" from the Spring Festival Gala swept across the country.
That year, "Titanic" premiered in Huaxia and tricked tears out of countless viewers.
That year, the internet had only just begun to emerge in Huaxia, and bulky computers became a symbol of wealthy families.
That year.
"My Fair Princess" had only just premiered as well, becoming a television ratings miracle and sweeping the entire nation.
Leslie Cheung, Andy Lau, Chow Yun-fat, and Ekin Cheng—these now-iconic superstar kings had only recently debuted at the time.
Joey Wong, Brigitte Lin, Athena Chu, and Maggie Cheung—these women, who had all since married and become mothers, were already the darlings of their generation back then.
The theme of this episode was: What if time turned back to 1998?
At the recording site, Jiang Siming swaggered out from backstage.
A badge hung from his chest, certifying him as a private detective.
Jiang Siming wandered around the set, stopping here and there. Everywhere he went, he couldn't help marveling at how powerful and conscientious the Prop Group had been.
The audio store was filled with CDs and videotapes, while the speakers played the familiar hit "When" by Power Station.
The general store sold all kinds of childhood snacks—hawthorn rolls, Gold Coin Chocolate, peanut taffy, and so on.
There were also game arcades, bookstores, and other props. Without the cameras and the surrounding environment,
they really made people wonder whether they had actually traveled back into the past.
"I went straight from an onlooker to a detective. The pressure is seriously immense."
Jiang Siming muttered to himself. He swept his gaze across the entire recording site and discovered that the audio store was the only place with anyone inside.
Jiang