When Wen Ran returned to the millennium, her family still lived in a leaky red brick house. As a poor person, even her grandmother was afraid that her family would borrow money to make ends meet. If a child caught a fish, the neighborhood committee would break into the house and remove the TV to scare the monkeys.
Wen Ran didn't want to live such an oppressive life anymore.
After resurrecting her life, she deeply felt that only by putting down her face could she win the future.
Wen Ran encouraged her parents to start a company, earn money to buy land, wait for demolition, and take advantage of the economic boom to grab a piece of dividends.
As a quasi-junior high school student, she wants to be involved in life and death, killing gods when gods are in the way, and killing Buddha when the Buddha is in the way.
Even her youngest brother was drawn into the sports circle by her.
Facts have proved that brave people enjoy life first, and their lives are prosperous by throwing random punches. They also attract the peeps of young male gods. Wen Ran said that she is worth it.