[Period setting + veteran + no golden finger + family life + building wealth]
Jiang Nian transmigrates to 1982 and discovers that she's a country girl who was deceived by her fiancé, who took three years' worth of her money and ration coupons, then broke off their engagement. Unable to bear it, she took her own life.
Even worse, she has none of the original owner's memories.
There's no shortage of sudden complications, but she has to tackle things in order of priority.
First, scare her “future mother-in-law” into fainting when she comes over intending to ruin Jiang Nian's reputation.
Second, expose her scumbag ex-fiancé's affair in front of everyone at his factory.
Third, get back her “startup capital.”
Then she sets up a stall, makes a roaring success of it, and charges toward her dream of becoming the richest person in the land.
Everything is going well, but...
Can someone tell her why the original owner also got involved with that cold, powerful man?
The first time they met, he looked at her like she was a pile of crap.
Later, somehow...
The man corners her against a wall, his narrowed eyes full of determination. “Jiang Nian, you're the one who started this.”
He keeps accusing her, both openly and behind closed doors, of “loving him and then abandoning him,” and she can barely handle it.
In the end, she can only protect herself by dropping the act and coming clean: the original owner made that mess, so why should she be held responsible?
Before transmigrating, the Jiang family was the poorest household in the village. Afterward, Jiang Nian uses her wits and hard work to lead her family from running a street stall to becoming the richest in Huang City, determined to achieve her lie-flat life by the time she's thirty.
I personally like to read this kind of short story about the heroine pursuing a career. There is no golden finger or space, and she relies on wisdom and hard work to get rich. Not bad! It's just that there isn't much content between the male protagonist and the female protagonist. Recommend!
The writing is okay, I can only give it 4.2 Points. It's just a bit short. Some plots are a little bit Madonna-like. The male protagonist's role is a bit lacking. There is no golden finger or space. I like to watch this kind of film that relies on one's own efforts. If it were longer, the score would be higher.
I like to read books about No Space and Golden Finger. It is better to rely on yourself than to rely on heaven and earth. The heroine works very hard and has a good career and love, but the ending is too fast.
The plot is compact, and the male and female protagonists are calm and smart, not a virgin, and the supporting characters are also good. It can be seen that the author has profound writing skills.
Beautiful and fast paced
It's pretty good to watch, the heroine is very strong, and there's no unnecessary nonsense. Why is the rating so low?
Oh, it ended too quickly
It's a very good book, and the content is not tedious.
It's so beautiful, but the ending is a bit sloppy.
The short story was told so eloquently that I almost stayed up late to read it all in one go. It felt so good.