The Rough-and-Ready Factory Director Is a Total Wife Guy

Zhang Qiao transmigrated to the 1980s and became the ex-wife of Zhou Ye, the steel mill director. She was also four months pregnant. In her original life, she had been framed by rumors and died miserably. Now reborn in a cramped apartment block, she had to bear the stigma all over again. With scarce supplies, cold-hearted neighbors, a scheming fake innocent, mocking coworkers, and in-laws who kicked her out, starting a business was an uphill battle. Then she unexpectedly gained a golden finger: modern beauty formulas and marketing savvy. She could analyze ingredients with precision, predict market trends, and create bestselling products. Relying on her own abilities, she developed skincare cream and started out selling it at a street stall, quickly building up her initial capital. While everyone else was still fretting over ration coupons, she was pioneering a new model of private enterprise. From street vendor to founder of a personal-care brand, she exposed the liars and crushed the hypocrites. Zhou Ye silently protected her as she planned her moves, and she eventually became a role model for women of her era. In the future, she would lead the rise of domestic brands, take the international stage, and become one of the brightest heroines of the Reform and Opening-Up era.