The 1980s Boss Lady Starts with a Street Stall

In my previous life, I was the chairwoman of a clothing group worth 2.3 billion.

As I lay dying, the only person by my side was a lawyer.

When I opened my eyes again, I was back in 1982...

After my awful relatives framed me and got me fired, I was nearly forced to marry an old bachelor.

My mother was crying, my father was silent, and my whole family was waiting for me to accept my fate.

I refused.

I tore up the marriage contract, divided the family assets, and moved into temporary housing with my mother's Butterfly sewing machine.

I started from scratch making qipao, then sold them at a street stall while the city management office chased me around.

Everyone laughed at me: What could a mere girl possibly accomplish?

Until my redesigned qipao took the whole city by storm...

Until my Splendid Tailoring Shop opened on every street and alley...

Until that demobilized soldier, his ears red, handed me a sign he'd carved himself:

“Lin Jinxiu, I like you. I'll wait as long as it takes.”

They said private businesses had no future, but I was determined to become the best in the province.

They said women belonged at home, serving their husbands and raising their children, but I was determined to sign million-yuan contracts at the Canton Fair.

Add this to your reading list and see how a reborn woman goes from street-stall vendor to business queen!