When she wakes up, Xu Shuyao, a cultural figure who studies Western art history, transforms into the only daughter of a nouveau riche in the 1980s. Good news: Her family is the first ten-thousand-yuan household in a hundred miles, and her father is a well-known pig farmer. The family has enough money to make a bed. Bad news: Her family is also known as a "country bumpkin" for hundreds of miles around, with poor aesthetics and poor taste. Her dad has a big gold chain hanging around his neck, her mom is keen on matching red with green, and the original owner herself is a love-head with an afro perm, low-quality lipstick, and just wants to marry a pretty girl. The neighbors around her were envious on the surface, but pointed behind her back: "What's the use of having money? You're still weak in your bones." The high-minded "cultural man" male lead she pursued humiliated her in front of everyone: "Comrade Xu, material wealth cannot cover up spiritual poverty." Xu Shuyao: Thank you, you know nothing about true "wealth". From then on, the Xu family's painting style changed drastically. Xu's father's gold chain disappeared and was replaced by a low-key and elegant antique pocket watch; Xu's mother's red and green clothes disappeared and she wore an improved cheongsam designed by Xu Shuyao; the tacky furnishings in the house were cleared away and replaced with Ming and Qing furniture that Xu Shuyao "picked up" from the scrapyard. When her father's pig farm encountered bottlenecks, she used modern brand marketing concepts to create a high-end pork brand, which was supplied directly to major restaurants and foreign guests. When someone laughed at her for being ignorant, she used fluent French and English to talk and laugh with foreign businessmen and win huge orders. When the aloof male lead regretted it and tried to save it, he found that Xu Shuyao was being invited by a man with noble temperament and unfathomable background.
