Lin Manqing was reborn on the train returning to her hometown in 1970. Her identity as the daughter of a capitalist made her a target of public criticism. In her previous life, she was framed and imprisoned by her fiancé. In this life, she vowed to change her destiny. With a prophetic vision of the next ten years in her hand, she hid gold bars in the soles of her shoes in exchange for food stamps, saved the elderly with traditional Chinese medicine skills, and treated the wounded and defeated the enemy step by step. From a shabby thatched house to running a pharmaceutical empire, she built her strength in a low-key manner and slapped her in the face with a high-profile one. She predicts disasters and avoids them. She cleverly uses cloth stamps to stock up on goods and kerosene to make money. She is the only one who avoids the swine fever. The villagers went from being ostracized to kneeling down to beg for treatment, and his reputation spread to the provincial capital. Disciplinary inspection cadre Gu Chengzhou was ordered to investigate her, but he was impressed by her wisdom and character. She did not rely on or give in, used her medical skills to make money, and counterattacked with her strength, becoming the most dazzling female legend of that era.
