In the early 2000s, Shen Nianxi was thrown out by her ex-husband's family with her three-year-old daughter. Carrying a snakeskin sack, she returned in disgrace to her poor hometown, a small county town ranked among the least developed in the country.
Everyone was waiting to laugh at her, assuming she would have to get by collecting scraps.
Who could have guessed that she would bind herself to the "Local Population Daily Payment System"? The county had 250,000 permanent residents, so she received 250,000 yuan every day!
In an era when factory workers earned only a few hundred yuan, Shen Nianxi became a low-profile tycoon with a vast fortune!
No cutting-edge technology? She would simply throw money at the problem!
She took over a state-owned textile mill on the brink of bankruptcy, spent ten million yuan building the county's first bilingual kindergarten in a Western-style villa, subsidized laid-off workers, and built a network of asphalt roads that connected everywhere...
To make her daily income multiply a hundredfold, she used real money to transform a dilapidated county of red-brick buildings into a booming metropolis that workers from all over the country flocked to!
A few years later, her ex-husband drove back to the county in a secondhand Santana to reconnect with influential people, only to see the ex-wife he had abandoned being fawned over by city officials.
His eyes red with regret, he said, "Nianxi, I was wrong. Let's get remarried!"
Her three-year-old daughter held the latest flip phone and said in a childish voice, "Get lost! My mom doesn't need a dad. What she needs is more migrant workers!"
It's nice, but too little.
The setting of the story is quite special, which is different from ordinary rebirth stories. The details are well described. So far, there is nothing to complain about. I will continue to follow the story.
Although this book borrows the framework of the county, it has details and a sense of substitution.
It's really good-looking, update soon 😜😜😜😜