Back to the 1980s to Strike It Rich, Becoming the Most Admired Tycoon in Hong Kong

In her previous life, Li Nian married into a military compound and spent her entire life as a “dutiful wife and loving mother.” But trapped in a household where her mother-in-law and sister-in-law made life difficult and her husband subjected her to the silent treatment, she wasted away and died. Meanwhile, her stepsister became a glamorous heiress in Xiangjiang.

Reborn on a packed green train during the 1980 Spring Festival travel rush, Li Nian faced her stepsister pulling the same old trick, crying and asking to switch tickets: “Sister, I don’t want to go to Xiangjiang and suffer. I want to marry…”

Li Nian smiled and tossed her the letter of introduction and marriage certificate without a second thought. “Take them! Whoever backs out is a dog!”

Everyone laughed at Li Nian for being foolish. She was giving up the chance to marry into the military compound just to go to capitalist Xiangjiang and live as a second-class citizen.

Years later, while her stepsister was stuck in a northern military compound, cooking for the family and worn down by petty domestic squabbles, the TV showed Li Nian, Xiangjiang’s richest woman, chatting and laughing among a crowd of British tycoons as she bought up half the city.

Behind her, the legendary “Ice-Faced Yama,” General Song, who struck fear into everyone’s hearts, was humbly peeling her an orange. “Honey, it’s New Year. Come home with me. Everyone in the compound is waiting for you to start dinner.”