At twenty-two, after her parents died unexpectedly, Lin Zhiwei inherited sixteen apartment buildings and became a “super landlady.” Everyone envied her, thinking she could lie flat, collect rent, and coast through life.
But what she inherited was a kingdom of run-down old buildings in every sense: the hallways were piled with junk, the pipes broke every other day, and the tenants were fed up.
Faced with this heavy inheritance, Lin Zhiwei’s dream of lying flat was hanging by a thread.
If endless repairs were a bottomless pit, then it was time to tear everything down and start over!
She decided to spend a fortune demolishing and rebuilding the entire complex.
No romance, just ambition. No melodrama, just serious community development. She’d only wanted to be a quiet little slacker collecting rent, but she was simply too capable. The new “Xingfuli” she built became the city’s most sought-after residential community.
When the new Xingfuli rose from the ground, she realized that truly lying flat was a luxury you could only afford once you were powerful enough to set the rules.
It's very detailed. I like to read this kind of article about community construction recently. The other article has a system and is very simple. But this article really made me see the difficulty of building a perfect community, and I have the desire to read it. I hope I can finish this novel.