In the 1980s + rebirth + raising 5 children + getting rich + having troubled parents + remarrying,
KPI-style scientific parenting: Lin Qingyan uses her experience in managing a multinational company to manage a family of five.
Behavior quantification: Doing housework, getting high scores, and helping neighbors can all earn "contribution points."
Positive incentives: Contribution value can be exchanged for food, supplies, material distribution rights, and even "veto rights" (you can object to a certain decision of your mother once).
Watching the five little devils go from being hostile to each other to uniting to "earn work points" under the "motivation of interests", and from being tired of studying to becoming involved in involution for the sake of "bonuses",
Every step of the heroine's road to wealth is a crushing of the 1980s perception.
While others were digging in the soil, she was studying policies and looking for opportunities.
While others are setting up stalls to sell goods, she is taking advantage of the geographical difference and time difference to do "arbitrage" and is playing a capital game.
Every business decision made by the protagonist seems "crazy" to others, but it is later proven to be "magic".
