Daming Kindergarten Teacher: Making Money Is Much Harder Than Falling in Love

When she woke up, Li Xiaolan became a young girl waiting to be married with a poor family in the Ming Dynasty. In her previous kindergarten life, what she left behind was not playing music, chess, calligraphy and painting, but a full set of skills in coaxing children, playing games, telling stories and dealing with difficult parents. Seeing her clan elder getting married and her mother weeping, she rolled up her sleeves and opened the window facing the street - her professional counterpart? Then open the most powerful "kindergarten" in history! But as soon as the business plan was launched, the poor scholar next door always came to throw cold water: "How can a woman do business properly?" Later, he became her chief accountant. Later, he held the account book and smiled bitterly: "Madam, our revenue has doubled again this month." The wives who had laughed at her at the beginning rushed to put their children into her "Yahui Academy". Li Xiaolan originally thought that the biggest challenge after time travel was poverty. Later I discovered that what was more difficult than making money was convincing the talented but stubborn scholar partner that the most successful "investment" in his life was not her career, but her person. This is a hard-core entrepreneurial (and husband-taming) history of a modern kindergarten teacher who turned the Ming Dynasty upside down, and also taught a future chief minister from a "nerd" to a "love brain".