Modern designer Lu Kefei woke up and dressed up as a girl of the same name from the Republic of China - a standard "cannon fodder" who had just lost her mother, had her embroidery shop robbed, and was pushed by her family to marry a seriously ill warlord. How could Lu Kefei sit back and wait for death when he was about to surrender his life to the feudal dregs?
First, he pretended to be obedient to find out the details of the family, and then relied on modern thinking to design a "fake death" to escape. Then he turned around and took the equity certificate left by his mother to force his vampire uncle to rob the embroidery shop. I originally wanted to make a small amount of money from embroidery to live a stable life, but my uncle made me slander me, my cousin made me dirty, my colleagues monopolized me, and even foreign companies wanted to get a share of the pie. Lu Kefei simply "branched" completely: renovating wedding clothes to create innovative designs, building workshops to hire craftsmen for production, allying with friends to break up price wars, and even taking advantage of the May 30th Movement to sell "patriotic and domestic products" like a boom.
From a happy bride who was chased and beaten, to the "King of Papers" in Shanghai's embroidery industry; from hiding from the government to make things difficult, to wrestling with foreign companies, to transforming into military supplies during the Anti-Japanese War, and lurking in enemy-occupied areas to spread intelligence - Lu Kefei relied on her "making money" skills along the way. By the way, she also accepted a journalist boyfriend as a "mouth substitute", and hired a designer who studied in France as a "technical plug-in". Even underground party members became her "protective umbrella".
Others in the Republic of China either fell in love or engaged in revolution, but Lu Kefei insisted on: making money first, then counterattacking, and by the way, all those who had bullied her were "choked" in the business world of the Republic of China! In the end, she went from being a cannon fodder to a heroine in the business world of the Republic of China who could influence the industry structure and take care of her country.
