America Doesn't Believe in Tears [Period]

Lin Qiu closed her eyes and opened them again, reborn as an American girl named Rachel in 1945.

If she had arrived twenty years earlier, she would have been old money among old money, a socialite among socialites, enjoying one last taste of opulent excess.

But she arrived in 1945, and had to deal with a father who made soap, a mother who swung on an indoor swing, a fallen family, and nowhere to go.

Rachel wiped her face. It's fine, it's fine! Help me up, there's still hope!

The legendary queen of picking the winning side has arrived!

As the postwar economy rebounded at breakneck speed, Rachel plunged into real estate and went all in.

As the Marshall Plan rapidly took effect, she headed to Western Europe to seek opportunities and claim territory.

As the world's manufacturing hub shifted, Japan became a promising blue ocean for investment.

And she wouldn't overlook the neighbors next door: she had a hand in South Korea's Miracle on the Han River!

A hundred years later, a long-sealed file came to light once more.

During those difficult years, there was a covert route that was interrupted several times, yet never completely closed.

An unending stream of all kinds of supplies was transported along it, from the southeastern coast to every corner of the country.

Rachel, who had long since passed away, once again became the focus of worldwide discussion.

P.S.

1. There are several romance arcs set in different periods.

2. This is not a strong female lead story. At its heart, it is a wish-fulfillment romance.

Theme: My heart will always belong to China