Posing as a Hong Kong Tycoon, I Buy Out the Supply and Marketing Cooperative in the 1980s

[No Romance + Extreme Contrast + Easygoing Rich-Person Fantasy + Insane Hoarding in the 1980s]

Lin Wan, once Hengdian's queen of bit parts, opens her eyes to find herself a downtrodden village girl in the 1980s, so poor she can't get enough to eat. Her vicious grandmother is about to sell her to an old bachelor.

No money or food? No problem! She's bound to the “Life Is a Play” System. As long as she disguises her identity and fools people into trusting her, she can turn her tall tales into reality!

Lin Wan rips up her ragged bedsheet to make a dress, gets a perm, and speaks in a Cantonese-accented Mandarin: “Lei hou! I'm the heiress of the Lin Group in Hong Kong. I was just robbed. Whoever treats me to a meal, I'll reward with a million!”

The whole village thinks she's crazy. The next second, she pulls out a thick stack of foreign-exchange certificates, and the county magistrate arrives in the middle of the night with braised pork to welcome her!

A “Nanyang Chinese tycoon” splashing money around in the Shenzhen Special Economic Zone, a “hidden heiress” buying up courtyard homes in the capital, a “financial magnate” working the stock market in Shanghai... She changes secret identities and shops everywhere.

At first, she only wanted to scam a filling meal. In the end, she buys half of Wall Street with nothing but her tall tales! How is that not a dream come true?