Republican Era: I Save Feng Chengcheng, While You Back Xu Wenqiang?

Han Yang transmigrates to Shanghai in the 1920s and becomes the young master of a silk shop, returning home from abroad to attend his father's funeral.

On his very first day back in Shanghai, he beats Xu Wenqiang to the punch at the train station and saves Feng Chengcheng.

After taking over the silk shop, he learns that Jin Fatty of the Lido Theater had tried to force his family to sell their shop, driving his father to his death.

To protect the family business, Han Yang decisively eliminates Jin Fatty and takes over the Lido Theater, officially embarking on his path to becoming a tycoon in Republican-era China.

He never expected Feng Jingyao to still promote Xu Wenqiang to manager of the Meihua Theater, setting himself up as Han Yang's rival.

Han Yang is furious: "Feng Jingyao, I was the one who saved your daughter, and you promote Xu Wenqiang?!"

On the day the silk shop reopens, a glamorous, alluring woman full of swagger arrives with four beauties to pick up their clothes.

Han Yang stares in shock. "Big Sister A Qiao?!"

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.