After Having Two Daughters, I Awakened the Business System

Title: After Having Two Daughters, I Awakened a Business System

She let go of my hand in the delivery room. On the day the bell rang in London, she changed her tune.

In four years of marriage, Lin Yueyao gave the Lu family two daughters.

The first time she went into labor, her mother-in-law let go of her hand. The second time, her mother-in-law didn't even enter the hospital room.

Her husband never looked up from his game room. When their daughter cried, he called for the nanny. She thought this was as good as life would ever get: a young Madam of the Lu family whom nobody needed.

Then, late one night, just after her younger daughter turned one month old, she finished filling out one last cross-border e-commerce application. Suddenly, a voice rang out in her mind:

Business Intuition System activated. Proactive choice in dire circumstances: conditions met.

Current growth sector: cross-border e-commerce (home textiles). Recommended entry point: Amazon North America, bamboo-fiber baby and children's products.

She told no one. She cared for the children by day and ran her online shop after midnight. Her first order went from Shaoxing to Texas, earning her 150 yuan. In the second month, she sold 800 items. By the fifth month, she had broken into Amazon's top ten new releases.

While her mother-in-law kept saying, “A woman's place is to be a good homemaker,” she signed a two-million-dollar angel investment deal.

When her father-in-law brought his illegitimate son into the factory and told everyone to call him “Young Master,” she bought Lu Textiles for 120 million yuan.

Later, when the listing bell rang at the London Stock Exchange, she wore a dark green suit she'd bought herself and told the cameras:

This company wasn't incubated by capital.

It was built one order at a time by a mother who fed her baby at three in the morning while revising her product listing for the third time.

From one mom to another.