In 2026, Shen Zhiwei, the world’s richest woman, topped the Forbes list with a net worth of a trillion. She died in a so-called “accident” car crash.
With her final glance, she saw a news alert: “Shen Group shares plunge amid suspected insider manipulation.”
Her death had been a carefully planned murder.
When she opened her eyes again, she had become Lin Xiufen, a housekeeper in her thirties.
Rough hands, graying hair, a hunched back. She had worked as Chairman Lu Chenzhou’s housekeeper for twelve years. Three days ago, the chairman’s girlfriend, Su Wanting, had slapped her in front of everyone, accusing her of “spying” on her tryst with the driver.
Then she suffered a heart attack and died.
Shen Zhiwei had become Lin Xiufen.
But her mind was still intact.
Her business instincts from a past life spent controlling trillions in capital, her sharp eye for financial opportunities, and the memories of her little-known connections: she still had them all.
More importantly, she discovered that the mastermind behind her death was hiding in the Lu family.
Lu Chenzhou’s company was being systematically stripped of power by Su Wanting.
Su Wanting was connected in countless ways to the events that had led to her death in her previous life.
Lying low as Lin Xiufen, she won Lu Chenzhou’s trust with a bowl of braised pork, helped the Lu Group survive with her business acumen, and gathered evidence against Su Wanting under the “harmless” guise of a fifty-year-old housekeeper.
Everyone laughed at her.
“What can a cleaner in her thirties possibly do?”
Until she stood onstage at a business summit,
silver hair flowing, her commanding presence on full display.
She smiled at Lu Chenzhou, stunned in the audience.
“Chairman, let’s meet again.”
“My name is Shen Zhiwei.”
