Transmigrating to the 1990S: A History of Getting Rich

Pork costs just 5 yuan per jin, but the family owes 3,000 yuan. And there are two hungry children to feed. Mo Ting has just woken up from a car accident, and this is the situation she finds herself in. One little one is seven, the other five. Barely in her twenties, the eldest sister has to shoulder the family's burdens. Then she discovers that the supermarket app on her phone came with her. A bundle of bok choy sells locally for just 0.03 yuan. Put it in the phone supermarket and she makes a whopping 3 yuan! After earning her first bit of capital, Mo Ting decides to set up a food stall. Mo Yeyu frets: “Maybe not. We still have debts to pay.” A passerby says, “Boss, this is so delicious! Give me another bowl!” Mo Yeyu beams: “I'll support whatever you do from now on!” From there, she rises step by step from a small town to the city, building a legend for the Mo family. [This story contains a few fictionalized elements. I hope you enjoy reading it. No historical scrutiny or nitpicking, please.] Check out more completed novels in the author's collection. Theme: Earn a living for the family and build a fortune.