Lin Wan died on the operating table on a cold night at the age of 25 - she emptied her family and gave up her career for her husband Chen Lei, but what she got in exchange was betrayal by him and his secretary, the child in her belly was miscarried, and she died with hatred.
When she opened her eyes again, she went back to the day she got engaged when she was 22 years old, still holding the key to the school district house that she hadn't had time to transfer to Chen Lei. This time, she tore up the engagement contract, threw out the evidence of Chen Lei's cheating, and demanded the borrowed 100,000 yuan back on the spot, severing the bad relationship neatly! What's even more surprising is that she remembers that the 5 million lottery jackpot that she missed in her previous life will be awarded today, and the gears of her destiny have completely reversed.
With this start-up capital, Lin Wan went to first-tier cities to start a career: she accurately avoided pitfalls when she joined a beauty company, used her rebirth memory to identify operational loopholes, and counterattacked from the position of assistant supervisor; she saw through her colleagues' efforts to steal credit and her predecessor's rumors, and was repeatedly exposed to recruitment and deception. She also invested in a popular domestic brand and saved her first pot of gold; she founded the "Wanxiang" aromatherapy studio, and went from agent operation to own brand. When faced with the crisis of counterfeiting and infringement, she defended her rights hard and ruined her opponent's reputation.
On the way, she reunited with Gu Jingchen, a business tycoon who had silently followed her in her previous life. From workplace confidants to soul mates, the two worked together to resolve the capital siege and industry reshuffle. Unexpectedly, she uncovered the truth about being "wrong". Faced with the calculations of her wealthy stepmother and adopted daughter, she protected her biological father and the family business. She also established a women's entrepreneurship fund to help more people get out of trouble.
From an abandoned stay-at-home wife to the "Aromatherapy Queen" with a market value of 100 billion; from a poor person who didn't even cover her wedding ring to standing on the world stage to share entrepreneurship
