The Nineties Guide to Getting Rich

From a Post-90s Office Worker to a Hot Mom of the 1990s

Ye Xiaoyu, a leftover woman of the post-90s generation and a hardworking corporate drone, worked diligently for over twenty years and finally saved enough to buy a run-down old apartment in Beijing. She taught herself how to renovate it, and just as the place was transformed, she went out drinking with her best friends and... transmigrated.

The bad news: There was a man in the picture.

The good news: He had cheated on her, and they were discussing a divorce. Shouldn't she take him for all he's worth before leaving?

The bad news: There was a kid, too.

The good news: She became a mom without having to give birth. The kid was sweet and well-behaved, knew to eat when hungry and sleep when tired, and even knew to take shelter from the rain. The future looked bright.

The bad news: Layoffs were looming.

The good news: It was the early spring of the economy, with everything coming back to life. Wasn't this the perfect time to get rich?

Reading Guide:

1. A parallel timeline with plenty of creative liberties.

2. Plot-focused, with romance as a side dish.

3. Career-driven heroine versus a multitalented hero. Both leads have their own emotional and professional growth arcs.

Next Novel Candidates:

1. Going Wild in a Supernatural World

[Do wolves sharpen their teeth first, or do sheep train their legs first? Which will you be, a wolf or a sheep?]

Qiao Ye was reborn at the age of thirty-two. She hadn't been betrayed or fallen ill. She had simply lived out her natural lifespan.

Or rather, she had died an unnatural death.

The saying, "When things reach their worst, they must improve," had to be true. She had been reborn on the day before the supernatural descended.

!!!

Qiao Ye waved a hand and first burned a hundred billion in ghost money for herself!

The supernatural arrived right on schedule, devouring the real world. Production stopped, technology ground to a halt, and ghost money, lifespan, and luck became the world's only three hard currencies. Terror, horror, despair, screams, blood, death, and the abyss were everywhere.

This time, Qiao Ye was still unlucky, but she wasn't afraid. She had money power. All she had to do was stay alive, right?

Let's set a small goal:

Live until the money runs out.

Theme: Strive tirelessly to improve yourself.