Shen Yue, a modern-day foreign trade director, opens her eyes to find herself reborn in 1984 as the widow of a martyr, who has just been angered to death.
Her home has been stripped bare, relatives are eyeing her compensation, her young son and daughter are crying for food, and her greedy in-laws are circling.
She rises with a cold laugh, calls the police, lays down the law, and takes back her property, acting swiftly and decisively.
Everyone expects to see the widow make a fool of herself, but she turns around and tears away the false face of the times.
At a state-owned enterprise, her fluent English and forward-thinking ideas win over foreign clients.
When the wave of layoffs hits, she starts a workshop and sells Chinese dolls around the world.
As knockoffs flood the market, she creates her own brand, sets trends with Eastern aesthetics, and makes “Yueshang” synonymous with quality.
As barriers to foreign trade rise, she builds a platform and weaves a vast global trade network.
When the world looks down on Chinese manufacturing, she brings together masters of intangible cultural heritage. Their kesi silk tapestries and Suzhou embroidery dazzle on international runways, and she creates a luxury brand of her own for China!
From a crowded apartment block to the pinnacle of wealth, from a woman anyone could bully to the head of a business empire.
Shen Yue spends her life proving that when the times put shackles on women, she will break them and become the one calling the shots.
Not bad, not bad. This period novel is well written. She is my favorite heroine. It is worth pursuing.
Very good-looking, very good, five-star praise.