Transmigrating into an Eighties Book: After Cutting Ties, I Feast on Fish and Meat Every Meal

What should I do when my own mother forces me to give false testimony and send the future richest man in business to prison?

I know how this book ends. The original owner went along with it, and three years after he got out, the first thing he did was kill her with a single stab.

Choice A: Obey my mother, frame Liang Chuan, and get cornered at my door by the man who gets out of prison three years later.

Choice B: Flip the table in front of everyone, tear off my fake-saintly older sister's mask, press my fingerprints to a written agreement severing family ties, then turn around and feed Liang Chuan's family, who are nearly starving to death, with meat buns that cost fifteen cents each and fried dough twists that cost three cents to make.

That winter, everyone in the production brigade waited to see me freeze to death, while the smell of meat drifted from my stove every day.

Years later, my awful birth family would regret everything, weeping in the dirt. And Liang Chuan, the poor boy who'd once been falsely accused, stood at the gate of my courtyard and declared:

"I built this wall. From now on, anyone who comes here has to get past me first."

[Recommendation]:

Perfect for readers who love [Getting Rich in the 1970s] + [Taking Down Toxic Relatives and Making a Comeback] + [Redemption by a Powerful Antagonist]!