Siheyuan: Sell My Iron Rice Bowl and Go into Business in 1980

When Cao Wei wakes up in the 1980s, the golden age of the courtyard is long gone. The Deaf Old Lady has passed away, Yi Zhonghai and the others are growing old, and Xiaodang, Huaihua, and Banggeng all have their own schemes.

He doesn't take his father's place at the paper mill. Instead, he sells his job assignment, climbs onto an old tricycle, and heads for the countryside.

Other people complain that crawfish have too much shell and too little meat. But thanks to the high-level cooking skills he earns through sign-in, Cao Wei turns them into spicy crawfish that people line up to buy. He goes on to launch spicy hot pot, seasoning franchises, and a chain business.

After earning his first fortune, he takes over factories and produces household goods, then establishes Cao Wei Hi-Tech and brings handheld game consoles, Tamagotchi, Pokemon, VCD players, and mobile phones to the market ahead of their time.

Overseas companies still try to use their technology and brand names to bully others. By the time they realize what's happening, Cao Wei's products are already being sold from the capital to the whole world.

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