Not long after graduating from college and starting work, orphan Lin Xiaoxiao was unlucky enough to be sent back in time by a truck.
When she opened her eyes, she found herself transmigrated to a small village at the foot of a mountain in Southwest China in 1990.
A weak mother, a widowed sister-in-law, a nursing infant, and, according to everyone else, a son-in-law who hadn’t even married into the family yet. Why was everyone in the household crying from the start?
Why were the debt collectors tearing down the door, the neighbors moving the courtyard wall, and the lecherous village hooligans all eyeing the family like prey?
Luckily, Lin Xiaoxiao had a golden finger that helped her gather seafood and forage for mountain produce. Otherwise, it would have been hard for a girl who hadn’t even finished middle school to shoulder the family’s burdens.
Since she was here, she might as well build a successful business first.
(Getting rich is what matters most; building a business is the priority.)
