Reborn in the 1980s: The Business Queen Crushes Scumbags and Leads Her Family to Success

Business queen Li Huiru had crushed her scumbag father and stepmother and was on the verge of building a trillion-yuan empire when she stumbled and fell back to 1983, becoming a village girl whose grandmother was about to sell her off and whose aunt treated her like a workhorse.

Faced with a grandmother who favored boys and a pack of parasitic relatives, Li Huiru smiled. “Putting scumbags in their place? That’s my specialty.”

She tore up the marriage contract, forcefully split the family, and started from nothing with her parents and younger sister. She gathered medicinal herbs, sold snacks and local produce, opened factories, and went to college…

One by one, she trampled the awful relatives who had once bullied her family underfoot, leaving them groveling and begging for mercy.

Her grandmother, who had once called her a burden, could only beat her chest in regret in her old age. All three grandsons she had cherished ended up in prison, while the four granddaughters she had looked down on became outstanding women in their own right:

The eldest granddaughter, Li Huiru, became a business tycoon who shook the commercial world.

The second granddaughter, Li Huifang, became an internationally renowned scientist.

The third granddaughter, Li Huixin, became a professor at a top university.

Even the youngest granddaughter became a celebrated literary author.

Li Huiru’s career flourished. Her only unexpected complication was getting involved with Lu Chengye, the cold-faced deputy police station chief who had been sent down to the town.

He fell in love with her at first sight, but she wanted nothing to do with this troublemaker.

Until Lu Chengye was reinstated and became the youngest iron-blooded officer in the entire military. Everyone waited to see how he would punish the woman who had turned him down, but instead, he pulled her into his arms in front of them all. “Huiru, I can’t sleep unless I’m there to warm your bed.”

When the Li family’s awful relatives, filled with regret, came to beg for forgiveness, Li Huiru linked arms with her officer husband and smiled brightly and boldly. “Sorry, but who are you?” All characters are fictional. Any resemblance to real people is purely coincidental.