[No romance throughout. The heroine thrives on her own and focuses on her career. No male lead, no romance.]
After fifteen years of bloody battles in the apocalypse, Shen Jin is reborn as a dying young woman from a fishing village in the 1980s.
Her cruel grandmother pushed her into the river just to use her bride price to find a wife for her gambling uncle?
Greedy relatives guilt-trip her, local thugs come looking for trouble, and the whole village spreads malicious gossip and speculation?
She has supplies stored in her spatial domain and plant-based powers at her command, along with a keen eye for the future and honed apocalypse combat skills.
She cuts ties with her family, claims her share of the household, searches the shore for treasure, sets up stalls and builds factories, and predicts disasters to make sure she always comes out ahead.
She won’t date, refuses to marry, and relies on no one. She focuses on making money and acquiring property, building a vast empire before setting off on her own.
The people who once exploited and bullied her spend their lives trapped in poverty.
And she, through her own efforts, becomes a free-spirited tycoon whom no one can control.