When she wakes up, Jiang Rui, a fashion design major, transforms into the real daughter who was robbed of her life by a fake daughter in a period novel. Good news: She's back, back with her biological parents. Bad news: My biological parents work both ways in a textile factory. The family is extremely poor and has a bunch of carrot-headed siblings. The fake daughter relied on her family's background to marry the male protagonist, a promising military officer, and lived in a military compound that everyone envied. The worse news is that according to the plot of the original book, she was a control group. Because she was jealous of the fake daughter, she acted like hell, and was eventually fired from the factory, ending miserably. And now, she had just been sent to the warehouse for three months for inventory because of a quarrel with the workshop director. Facing a warehouse of soiled labor cloth and "Chenliang", Jiang Rui's eyes shone: It's finally my turn to be rich and powerful! What others saw as scrap fabrics turned into fashionable patchwork shirts in her hands; the floral pieces of fabric that no one wanted were transformed into playful dresses. While the military wives in the compound were still looking for connections for a Hong Kong-style "flower shirt", Jiang Rui was already wearing her own designed bell-bottom pants and puff-sleeved shirts, riding a 28-barrero, and became the most beautiful girl in the whole factory. Later, with the rise of self-employed businesses, Jiang Rui resigned decisively and opened a small stall in the market. From "Ruirui Liangzhuang" to a well-known clothing brand in the city, from "household worth ten thousand yuan" to leading the whole family to become rich. While the fake daughter was still scheming over the family's illicit affairs in the compound, Jiang Rui had already held her brand launch conference in Guangzhou. As for the male protagonist of the original book? A certain aloof engineer who had been silently helping her with fabrics and troubleshooting,
