Transmigrate into a Book in the 1960s, I Raise the Villain with a Trillion-Dollar Superstore

Gu Zhiye, a billionaire, closed his eyes and opened them again to find himself a loafer in the great northwest, in a novel set in a bygone era.

From the start, he was thrown into a living hell: snow had blocked the mountain passes, his home was bare, his aloof wife, a young educated urbanite sent to the countryside, wept in despair, and three starving, scrawny kids glared at him with gloomy eyes.

Gu Zhiye looked at the plot and couldn't believe it!

His eldest son would grow up to be a serial killer, his second son a heartless capitalist, and his little girl a social butterfly of the night!

And he, the deadbeat dad who had brought all this on himself, was about to have his life support pulled by his villainous son?

Suffer? Not in this lifetime!

Gu Zhiye immediately awakened the "trillion-yuan modern supermarket space" that came with him.

In a drought and famine, while the whole village chewed tree bark, Gu Zhiye shut his door and served his wife tomahawk steaks and his kids imported formula.

Work points were hard to earn and the black market was under police surveillance? Gu Zhiye tossed White Rabbit milk candies, braised pork in cans, and premium flour onto the black market, and the whole gang of black-market bosses knelt and begged him to be their leader.

While the original protagonists schemed over a pound of cornmeal, Gu Zhiye had already secretly turned their dilapidated thatched hut into a grand villa with underfloor heating.

Years later, the relatives who had once been a nightmare, along with the original leads, watched the Gu family drive by in a big red Hongqi sedan, their eyes practically bleeding with envy.

And the three villainous powerhouses who were supposed to grow up crooked became the chief engineer of a major state-owned heavy industry enterprise, the richest person in the world, and the nation's darling actress!

A reporter asked, "Which person do you three admire most?"

The three tycoons answered in unison, "Our lazy dad, who always says he can't handle hardship, but spoils us rotten!"