Lin Han, a social worker born in the 1990s, transformed into a female educated youth in the countryside of the Northern Qi Dynasty in the 1970s.
When she opened her eyes, she found herself an educated youth, a cold-blooded person, and a group of "good teammates" who were waiting to see her jokes. The good news was that she brought a space store with her, which was full of in-demand goods that even those with money in this era could not buy.
So she did something big: working as a middleman in the black market.
Starting from reselling brown sugar lard, and then quietly delivering packages of white gadgets to thousands of women, everyone knew she was capable, but no one knew where her goods came from.
She wanted to quietly make a fortune, but she bumped into Jiang Xing, a cold-faced man who always appeared when she was in the most embarrassing situation. She said: "Let's go our separate ways, don't delay me from making money." He looked at her for a long time and only replied: "You make your own money, I'll watch."
Later, she was admitted to college and started her business on campus; later, after the reform and opening up, she spent all her savings to build a sanitary napkin factory, and the brand was called "Good Life".
When foreign giants approached to acquire the company, she smiled at the negotiation table and said, "Sorry, we are five years ahead of you."
From a black market hustler to the founder of a domestic brand, Lin Han only believes in one thing in his life.
A woman has to earn her own life.
