When she woke up, Jian Siqi, the "factory beauty" of the textile factory, found that her life script had been torn apart. Good news: The state-owned Red Star Textile Factory has good benefits, a stable job, and big meat buns every meal in the cafeteria. Bad news: The wave of reform is coming soon, and Red Star Factory will be the first to be photographed dead on the beach. Iron rice bowl? It will immediately break into pieces that cannot be scanned out with a QR code. To make matters worse, the deputy chief of the technical department who was engaged to her and had a bright future turned around and fell in love with the factory director's daughter. He looked arrogantly at Jian Siqi and said, "Siqi, we are not from the same world anymore. A female worker with only a face like you can't keep up with the times." The surrounding workers were all laughing at her jokes, waiting for her to burst into tears. The best relative was even more gearing up, preparing to tell her to the idiot in the next village after she was kicked. Jian Siqi wiped away her tears, then turned around and sold the love sweater she had knitted for him for several nights at the door of the supply and marketing cooperative at three times the price to the suitor from the factory next door. Oh, men will only affect the speed at which I make money. Facing the coming wave of layoffs, Jian Siqi decided to save himself. With her keen sense of fabrics and advanced aesthetics, she worked as a model worker in the workshop during the day and clicked on the sewing machine at home at night. From the "Chenliang" shirts that are popular across the country, to Hong Kong-style bell-bottoms, to improved dresses... While others are still worrying about a few feet of cloth, Jian Siqi's small stall has quietly become popular in the city. The factory director's daughter, who had been robbed of the limelight by her, was so angry that she stamped her feet, and her ex-fiance was so regretful that his intestines turned blue. And Jian Siqi has already rented a workshop with a group of laid-off sisters.
