When she woke up, Li Xiulan, a model worker in a textile factory, found herself reborn in 1996, holding in her hand the "lay-off notice" that would make her homeless for the rest of her life. In her previous life, she received a meager severance package and was coaxed by her blood-sucking husband's family into raising money for her brother-in-law to marry her. Her husband was cowardly and indifferent, and she worked early and late to run a small stall. She became sick from exhaustion, and in the end she was despised as "unemployed." In the next life, Li Xiulan tore up the notice and announced in front of the whole family: "I will not pay any of this money. Also, there is no way to survive this day, divorce!" Her mother-in-law said: "You dare to divorce a woman who has no job? After leaving our house, just wait for the northwest wind!" The cowardly husband evaded: "Xiulan, stop making trouble, just find another job..." Li Xiulan sneered, packed up and returned to her parents' home. Everyone was waiting to see her joke. In the past, her co-workers sympathized with her and her relatives laughed at her. But they didn't know that this former textile factory technology master had the fashion trends and business ideas for the next twenty years in his mind. The restructuring of state-owned enterprises is full of opportunities. While others were still crying over the broken iron rice bowl, Li Xiulan had already set up her own tailoring stall in the night market. From solid shirts to bell-bottoms to uniquely designed Hong Kong-style dresses, a long queue quickly formed in front of the small stall. Open a clothing store, set up a processing factory, and create your own brand... The laid-off female workers back then gradually counterattacked and became a well-known clothing industry tycoon. Watching the radiant female entrepreneur on TV, her ex-husband and his family were so regretful that their intestines turned green.