My Whole Family Says I Eat for Free, So I Become a Factory Director in the 1990S

My Family Thinks I’m a Freeloader? I Open a Factory in the 1990s Reborn in the 1990s, Su Nian’an became the family’s despised little freeloader. Her parents called her a money pit, her younger siblings laughed at her for being a failure, and even the neighbors thought she was a nuisance. She just sneered and put her business savvy from her previous life to work, starting with a street stall. A year later, her whole family stared in shock as she opened her first factory and made a fortune worth millions. The younger brother who once looked down on her begged her to help him succeed, and the neighbors who had laughed at her competed to bring her gifts. But she turned around and married the poor guy next door, whom everyone said was a good-for-nothing. Then one day after the wedding, a group of men in black bowed respectfully. “Third Master, the old master requests that you return and inherit the family business, ”