Making Money Through Card Draws in the 1990S

Preorder: Back to the Nineties. Add it to your collection! I'm feeling unmotivated and down lately, so I'm putting this aside for now, but I will give it a proper ending. * The moment Mo Jin opened her eyes, she had become the villainess in a novel. Outside, a suona was playing, reminding her of the plot: Her birth mother, wanting the betrothal money, had married her off to a fifty-year-old man. He drank heavily and had a terrible temper. Not long after she married him, she miscarried and died after working like a beast of burden. Mo Jin, given a second chance at life: Enough talk. Let's get out of here! She even convinced the other three girls to run away with her. The four of them traveled far and wide, starving and reeking, when a torrential downpour began. Just before they could starve to death, Mo Jin pulled out a card. [Congratulations! You drew four delicious, steaming meat buns!] With a card-drawing game in hand, she took the three girls to live at her aunt's house. Using the delicious pickled radishes she made from seeds drawn from the game, she went from a rural greenhouse to a little stall in the county town, changing locations and upgrading her shops, taking every step with her feet firmly on the ground. One of the three girls would become a leading scientist, one a business tycoon, and one a genius designer. They all had the same older sister: Mo Jin, the renowned owner of the Mo Family Restaurant. Theme: Take control of your own fate, seize opportunities, and work hard.