Jinglan Shen Qinglan, the "Queen of Capital" on Wall Street, died suddenly of a heart attack at the peak of her trading. When she opened her eyes again, she traveled through time and became the legitimate daughter of the Shen family, the richest man in Jiangnan in the Ming Dynasty. A seventeen-year-old body contains the soul of a thirty-two-year-old financial tycoon, but she has become a pawn in a family marriage. Faced with her gambling-addicted playboy fiancé and her indifferent family, she vowed to break the predicament. In order to break free from the shackles of fate, she made a " The bet of "triple the profits of unsalable cloth shops within three months" brought the business logic of Wall Street into the Ming Dynasty. Starting from the revitalization of cloth shops that were on the verge of bankruptcy, they reshaped operations with modern thinking and precise layout, stirring up the business world in Jiangnan. On the way to counterattack, the court forces secretly manipulated the family, business gang rivals maliciously suppressed them, undercurrents surged within the family, and even the suspicious truth about modern death gradually emerged. When capital thinking collides with feudal rules, Shen Qinglan uses wisdom as her blade and courage as her armor, and works step by step in a strange era. She not only wants to rewrite her own destiny, but also set off a business "shock" of her own in the torrent of history.
This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
