Eighty Factory Flowers: Using space to build infrastructure, the rough guy's ex-husband begged for remarriage on his knees
In the late autumn of 1982, fashion designer Su Wanxing died suddenly of a heart attack. When she opened her eyes, she was dressed as a female worker of the same name at the Hongqi Garment Factory. The original owner was pushed down the stairs by the evil mother-in-law because she could not give birth to a son, and died of bleeding. All that was left to her was a cold marriage and a silver lock with a hidden space.
Faced with her mother-in-law's difficulties and the indifference of her ex-husband Lu Tingchen, Su Wanxing no longer swallowed her anger. Taking the divorce compensation and the life-saving supplies in the space, she resolutely rushed to Qinghe Town to join her grandmother. The cans of rice and noodles on the shelves of the space are the basis for survival, and the out-of-print design drawings left by the original owner's mother are a weapon for counterattack. With modern design concepts, she set up a stall in the market in the 1980s, and her pink floral dress exploded in the market as soon as she debuted.
She outwitted her aunt and aunt, helped each other with the supply and marketing cooperative, unexpectedly met the department store manager, and signed a long-term cooperation agreement. Her handmade clothes became a hot item sought after by girls in the town. But her ex-husband Lu Tingchen suddenly woke up and came to Qinghe with guilt. The wife of the textile factory director was troubled by jealousy, and there were more business opportunities and challenges waiting ahead.
From a street vendor to the founder of a clothing factory, Su Wanxing relied on space materials and design talents to ride the wave of reform and opening up. Not only did she live a wonderful life of her own, but she also impressed those who once despised her. Her belated love also quietly rewrote the ending in the fireworks of the times.
