[Transmigration + Period setting + Strong heroine + Face-slapping and scum-bashing + Business and wealth]
Li Mang transmigrates to the Xinjiang Production and Construction Corps in 1974.
The moment she opens her eyes, her second uncle pins her to the kang, trying to marry her off for a 200-yuan bride price.
When Chen Pockmark reaches to touch her face, she grabs his wrist and exposes his shady past. The marriage is called off on the spot.
A sewing group, contracted farmland, a processing plant, the Horgos border crossing...
Drawing on her agricultural expertise from her previous life, she makes herself the richest woman in the Gobi Desert.
Standing before her father’s grave, with ten thousand mu of cotton fields behind her, she says, “My father opened this land with his life. Making it grow crops is the best way to honor him.”
Later, an agricultural conglomerate rises in the Gobi Desert, and someone asks how she made her fortune.
Li Mang thinks for a moment and says, “Technology, the times, and the jujube seedlings my father left behind.”
Though there’s also one secret: she can hear the roots growing beneath the Gobi Desert.
