[1960s + paper-doll character awakening + family life + building wealth]
After the story goes off the rails, Li Dezhen finds her birth parents and becomes the capitalist family’s real heiress.
An arranged marriage sends her to a distant place, where she dies miserably. Rats and insects devour her remains, and her body is left in the wilderness.
Her adoptive parents find what is left of her. Overcome with grief and anger, they too meet a tragic end.
After awakening, Li Dezhen acts first and asks questions later. One letter of denunciation turns the tables at once and speeds up her enemies’ relocation to the countryside for reform.
With one unorthodox move after another, she wrests control of the book from the “consciousness within the story.”
Her life and her marriage are hers to decide!
The villagers joke that Li Dezhen has returned to the city to live in comfort. But just a few days later, she turns up in the village again.
While everyone else is still gossiping that she’s been abandoned, she’s already rolling up her sleeves to start side businesses, a fertilizer plant, and a hydroelectric station!
Before long, she has an impossibly handsome number-one admirer who just won’t leave her alone.
