Reborn in 1970: I Became a Beacon of Chinese-Made Goods

Shen Huaixuan, a modern fashion designer, dies suddenly and transmigrates into 1975, becoming a miserable child bride about to be sold to an old bachelor. It's hell from the start: her parasitic birth family, her vicious former fiancé and his relatives, and the village residents all want to tear her apart.

Fortunately, her astonishing embroidery and skill at refashioning old clothes are her strongest cards. She tears up her contract of servitude in front of everyone and earns proof of independence as the orphan of a revolutionary martyr. Starting out at an abandoned youth settlement in the village, she makes her first fortune by mending and refashioning old clothes. With the help of her System skills, she turns the commune's stockpiled defective fabric scraps into fashionable headbands and fake collars, which sell out at the market and quietly make her name.

From then on, her life takes off. From the first stitch to a national brand, she uses her lifelong convictions to weave a glorious future for Chinese-made goods.

She rides the waves of the 1970s, transforming a little clothing factory into an enduring legend.