By collecting enormous insurance commissions, she earned the first pot of gold of her life;
By buying state-owned coal mines at low prices, she acquired hundreds of millions in funds;
By leveraging capital, she bought a mountain and developed its iron deposits. The immense wealth made her uneasy.
Her family struggled to make ends meet in the impoverished countryside;
Securing a job allowed her to leap across social classes;
Her promotion made her a target for everyone;
Her grip on power made her a figure everyone wanted to court.
It all began with her naturally beautiful face,
It all began with her steady temperament.
She seemed not to compete or fight for anything, yet somehow ended up with it all.
Caught in the whirlpool of power, she wanted to struggle but was powerless to resist;
In the battle for power, she became an enticing bargaining chip;
As power brought ruin, she was the first to become a sacrificial pawn.
After all that suffering and endurance, she finally gained peace in the latter half of her life. Was it worth it?!!!
I read six chapters and to be honest, I didn't understand it at all. The book is a good book and the work surpasses many others. It is a masterpiece-level novel. At the beginning of the article, Hehua is in jail. Are the following contents all her memories of the past twenty years?
The background is well chosen