Lin Wanqiu opened her eyes and became a young widow in the countryside in 1977. The original owner was tortured to death by her husband's family.
Looking at the rough guy in the broken house and the mean mother-in-law, she sneered: I got involved with a listed CEO in my last life, but I still can't deal with you?
That night, I kicked out the water for washing my feet and reported to my husband's family for hiding grain.
He then sneaked into the county black market with his personal money and resold his hair to make his first pot of gold.
When the news came that the college entrance examination was to be resumed, my mother-in-law tore up the review materials and said, "You still want to take the college entrance examination if you can't have a son?"
She just packed her bags and moved into the county middle school. On the day when the college entrance examination results were released, the name of the provincial champion lit up the entire commune.
Her husband, an officer who had returned from the army, held her suitcase and said, "Military marriages cannot be divorced."
She threw out her 10,000-yuan bankbook and said, "I'll pay double the liquidated damages."
But the man took out his admission letter from Tsinghua University and said, "What a coincidence, I got admitted too."
Later, Lin Wanqiu's clothing brand was featured in the New York Times.
In the TV interview, the cold military officer arranged the medals for her: "My wife taught me that the real glory is not in the battlefield, but in every battlefield where value is created."
Inexplicable