[Period setting + getting rich + daily life + no System + heroine focused on her career]
Su Lingyu is sabotaged at a celebration banquet. When she wakes up again, she discovers that she has transmigrated to 1986, an era of scarce supplies filled with both opportunities and challenges.
Faced with her new home, bare of even the most basic furnishings, she wants to cry.
Fortunately, her parents don’t favor sons over daughters, which gives Su Lingyu a little comfort.
To pay for treatment for her father’s broken leg and clear the family’s debts, she decides to start by selling cold skin noodles, a business no one thinks much of, and earn her first pot of gold.
From wholesale to franchising, Su Lingyu builds her business empire one step at a time.
At twenty, while others are settling down with children and husbands, she has already achieved financial freedom and amassed a fortune worth tens of millions.
The content doesn't match the era. The author is probably born in the 1990s. You should look into the national situation in 1986. The national situation you described is more like 1995. Whether it's flour, cold noodles, or ice cream, the prices are all prices that are typical for people born after 1995. There was no six-year primary school system in 1986. There were no urban management officers in 1986; comprehensive law enforcement began in 1995.