A Rich Second-Generation Heir in the 1990S

[New story: The Road to Officialdom (Imperial Exams)] Please add it to your favorites! Announcement: This story will go VIP on November 30, with three chapters released that day. Fang Zhinong was the treasured daughter the Fang family had gained by paying a fine for having an extra child and giving up their government jobs. The Fang family did not end up impoverished because of it, but instead found another path to prosperity. When Fang Zhinong first transmigrated, she came up with all sorts of business ideas to make the family rich. Should they invest in real estate or open a clothing store? By the time she grew up, she had already become a rich second-generation heir. Upcoming story: The Heroine Doesn't Want to Date (working title). Please visit the author's page to add it to your favorites! Synopsis: [Back at Sixteen: Focused Solely on Studying] [The Best Actress System: Rise to the Top of the Entertainment Industry] [Transmigrate into a Book as the Villainess: With Thirty Houses in My Family, Why Should I Be a Villainess?] [Transmigrate into Ancient Times as a Biased Farmhouse Matriarch: Putting All Kinds of Difficult People in Their Place] [Raise a Child in a Wealthy Family: Raising a Child to Support You in Old Age] ...More to come, undecided for now. 1. A collection of standalone stories, driven by the plot. Each story is unrelated to the others. 2. Whether to date is up to the heroine and the author. If there is romance, it's because the plot calls for it. 3. Read if you like it, drop it if you don't. Feel free to criticize the characters, but don't attack the author's values or make it personal. 4. Please don't bring up other authors or works here. 1. A slice-of-life story set in the 1990s, full of everyday necessities. The pacing is fairly slow. 2. A small-town family grows and prospers. No terrible characters or melodramatic drama. 3. The male lead has not been decided. Romance is not a major focus, and love is not the theme. 4. Anti-piracy settings are enabled for this story: 70% and 24 hours. Criticism of this measure will not be accepted. Theme: