The Fifties: My Whole Family Makes Their Way to Hong Kong

(Period setting + transmigration + prophetic dreams + daily life + making a fortune)

A five-year-old girl, Shen Lanzhou, falls ill and dreams over the course of a month.

In the first dream, she can remember only how her family ends up.

No one has a good ending, herself included.

That won't do. Run, we have to run.

Shen Lanzhou decides that the best plan is to flee, and persuades her whole family to move to Hong Kong.

Once the Shen family arrives in Hong Kong, the sea is wide enough for fish to leap, and the sky high enough for birds to fly.

Her father uses the wealth left by her maternal grandfather to become a real estate tycoon.

Her mother puts her embroidery skills to use in the bespoke clothing business.

Her brother rides on their parents' coattails to become a financial magnate.

Shen Lanzhou takes a look at the family setup.

Hmm, they're just missing a useless little spender.

Lie back and enjoy the comfort!!!

Watch the Shen family rise from ancestral land deeds to real estate tycoons.

From a finance apprentice to a financial magnate.

From Hong Kong to Macau, and finally back to the mainland.

After a lifetime of circling the world, the family returns to its homeland.

Time bears witness to the Shen family's legendary rise from an ordinary Jinling household to financial magnates in Harbor City.

(The golden finger is dreaming.)