When she wakes up, Jiang Yu, a gold medal accountant of a state-owned enterprise, becomes a female textile factory worker with the same name in the 1990s. The good news: She's alive, back in a golden age of opportunity. Bad news: The game starts in hard mode. After the state-owned enterprise was restructured, the unit's efficiency was poor, and she became one of the first people on the laid-off list. Her husband is idle and dreaming of a "household with ten thousand yuan" every day, but he leaves all the burden of supporting the family on her. Her mother-in-law was partial to her brother-in-law, calculating her meager salary every day, and wanted her to give up the house allocated by her work unit for her brother-in-law to get married. What's worse is that in her previous life, she was soft-hearted at this juncture, and as a result, she was dragged down by this family of vampires. She worked hard all her life and did not end well. This time, facing her husband's pua, "Daughter-in-law, our family depends on you", Jiang Yu responded with a divorce agreement. Faced with her mother-in-law's behavior, Jiang Yu packed up the rags in the house and threw them out: "The house is my pre-marital property. We can divide the family. You can clean up and leave the house!" After kicking the best in-laws, getting rid of her incompetent husband, and taking her young daughter with her, Jiang Yu received a meager severance pay. Everyone was waiting to see her joke. Relatives shook their heads: "A laid-off female worker who is divorced and has children is done with her life." The ex-husband's family gloated: "I wonder how she will live without us!" However, Jiang Yu just calmly pushed up his non-existent glasses. While others were still crying over the shattered "iron rice bowl", she was already targeting the emerging wave of self-employed people. Starting from a small bookkeeping stall, to helping township enterprises do accounting,
