The night she signed the divorce agreement, she lived a new life.
In her previous life, she believed the note, and the Su family shop was swallowed up. Her father died with hatred, and she left home and died of illness on a rainy night.
In this life, she tore off the mask of gentleness and clutched the paper tightly - she wanted to get back the money owed by the Qian family one by one.
Others see bad debts, but she sees a way out:
The crocheted tiger started out as a stall in the night market, and established its own secretariat, prepared style photos, and opened a handicraft workshop;
When her ex-husband wanted to pressure her, she slapped the account book on the table; when the provincial capital's money recorder wanted to copy the pattern, she secretly noted the road closures and settled the accounts according to the orders.
From the night market stalls to Su Ji's old sign hanging back at the door, she hooked every stitch in her past life into a way of survival in this life.
No CP, no love, just a heroine who only makes money.
In this round, she wants to survive but also to be fair.