Back in the 1970S, I Strive to Become a Third-Generation Tycoon

[Transmigration + everyone’s favorite + everyday family life + born lucky + building a fortune] Whenever her parents reminisced about their youth, Qin Huan couldn’t help feeling that they’d missed out on so much. If they’d made just a few better decisions, she’d be a bona fide third-generation heiress by now. She never expected Heaven to give her a chance, sending her straight back to 1976 overnight. Well, in that case, she wasn’t going to hold back. Qin Huan rolled up her sleeves and got to work. From the start, she sabotaged her second aunt’s wedding plans. What was the point of marrying a mama’s boy when building a career was so much better? Her mom wanted to quit school and lie flat? Absolutely not. High school, college, and a future as a great writer were waiting for her. Her dad wanted to drop out and go home to farm? No way. Back to school with you, where you can study alongside Mom. Her uncle had lost his job to someone with connections and fallen into despair? No problem. He could take the college entrance exams and pursue his dream of designing airplanes. Most importantly, she had to keep a close eye on Grandpa this time. As long as nothing happened to him, his career as a construction foreman would take off. Making sure she was born into a third-generation wealthy family should be a piece of cake. Qin Huan went over her plans again and again, waiting for her family to strike it rich so she could take it easy. She never expected that dabbling in a hobby to pass the time would accidentally make her a self-made millionaire first. What do you do when you have so much pocket money it won’t fit in your wallet? What else? Spend it.