Also known as Steel Blossoms of the Seventies: Putting Down Roots at the Steel Mill for a Better Life
Product manager Lin Xiuying dies on an overtime shift on her thirtieth birthday.
When she opens her eyes, she's somehow become an orphan with the same name in the Anshan Iron and Steel compound in 1975, one who fainted from the cold after refusing to be sent to the countryside.
Looking at the bare walls and the awful relatives waiting to snatch her survivor's benefits, Lin Xiuying sneers.
Who is she? A product manager who fought her way through the internet industry!
Being sent to the countryside? Not happening. With the connections at the steel mill left behind by her original self's father, she easily secures a position and avoids the tide.
She does handicrafts and starts side businesses, putting a modern business mindset to creative use.
She retakes the college entrance exams and goes to university, determined to rewrite the fate of a poor orphan.
But as she thrives in the steel mill compound, why is that taciturn, cold-faced technical expert always quietly backing her up?
"Comrade Lin Xiuying, pursuing your career is fine, but how about considering your personal life?"
(The so-called facts in this book are made up. Don't take them as truth!)
