Redemption in the Eighties: My Seven Daughters Are No Longer Villains

Urban slice of life + business wars in the 1980s + quietly making a fortune + everyday child-rearing + never forgiving rotten relatives + ruthless street smarts One morning, the richest man in the country, Gao Yan, wakes up in the body of another Gao Yan in a parallel 1989. They share a name, but not a fate. The good news: He's transmigrated and been reborn. The bad news: He brought himself, but not his money. From the start, Gao Yan has to deal with a greedy, stupid, vicious, ignorant, wife-beating father. He must also fight relatives who are full of bad ideas and egging his grandfather on to sell his granddaughters to traffickers. And he's stuck in a house with bare walls, not a thing to his name, and seven little girls crying to be fed. Faced with all this, Gao Yan decisively takes his mother, who has endured a lifetime of domestic abuse, and his seven young, helpless daughters and leaves the family behind to make a life elsewhere! Today's grudges must be settled today. One day, when I've made it big, every one of my daughters will become a pillar of the nation. None of you rotten relatives will get to enjoy a bit of our success. Hmph! Keep away from me! Also known as: Reborn in the 1980s: Leaving the Family Behind from the Start, He Eventually Becomes the Nation's Richest Man Also known as: My Family Expelled Me from the Family Registry, Then a Top Official Begged Me to Invest Back Home and Even Had a County Gazetteer Written for Me Also known as: The Richest Man in Guangdong Is Reborn and Reaches the Pinnacle of Industry Also known as: The Money Game: The Daughters I Raised Reach the Pinnacle of Wealth Also known as: The Beautiful Heiress Swore Off Love, Until I Moved into Her House