Lin Qingxuan, the richest woman in the late Qing Dynasty, woke up after sleeping for a hundred years and found that she was an 18-year-old girl.
Before she could get used to her smartphone, she saw her 27-year-old great-granddaughter Jiang Yue in her ancestral hall being pointed at and scolded by a group of relatives, "People with foreign surnames, get out of the Lin family."
Lin Qingxuan smiled.
She casually threw out an old account book from the Guangxu period: "Talk about family affairs in front of me?"
The whole crowd knelt.
I thought I could safely be the ancestor behind the scenes, but as a result, the company was maliciously shorted, the stock price plummeted, banks withheld loans, and suppliers blocked the door. The great-granddaughter was so anxious that she couldn't sleep. Lin Qingxuan made a pot of tea leisurely: "What's the hurry? Let them buy it."
Three days later, an ancient recipe from a century ago was snapped up by the entire Internet. A mysterious fund violently tried to sell it, and the CEO of the acquirer flew over to apologize in person.
The opponent looked at the high school student in school uniform in front of him, sweating on his forehead: "Who are you?!"
Lin Qingxuan played with the ancient jade and smiled without saying a word.
At the same time, someone was staring at her photo in the dark with crazy eyes: "Ancestor, you are finally back..."
