Song Yingjun had a fortune worth hundreds of millions, but died heartbroken amid her family's ugly squabble over their inheritance. She was reborn in the 1980s, when she had nothing.
While everyone else headed for the big cities, Song Yingjun chose not to run this time. She stayed in the poor, despised village of Weijiayong and settled down to farm, because farming earned rewards, and real money at that:
[Harvesting rice: 1 yuan per square meter], [Plowing: 1 yuan per square meter], [Building a thatched hut: 100 yuan per room]
With the help of her farming System, Song Yingjun grows crops and sells delicious food, starts businesses and opens shops and farms, runs guesthouses, and builds resort hotels!
Later, those who had gone to the big cities came running back in tears, because the once-forgotten Weijiayong, thanks to Song Yingjun's energetic efforts and the villagers' hard work, had grown into Weizhou, a top-tier city in Huaguo with a free-trade port!
Before being reborn: Her family brainwashed her into being a brother-supporting doormat. Even after becoming the richest woman in the country, she let her family bleed her dry without limit.
After being reborn: She cuts ties with her disgusting parents, saves her younger sister from nearly being sold off, and adopts her husband's cousin, whom his relatives despise. She raises her sister to become a movie star and her husband's cousin to become a famous female director!
Before being reborn: Her parents deliberately ruined her reputation, hoping to use her as a bargaining chip for a promotion by marrying her off to the factory director's foolish son. She was forced into a divorce.
After being reborn: She exposes her parents' disgusting scheme and refuses to divorce her husband, who is still in the army at this point and will later leave the military to become CEO of China's leading information security group.
Before being reborn: To avoid marrying a fool, she divorced and, after being misled by a fake friend, set off in the middle of the night to work illegally in a big city. She took countless wrong turns. Although she ultimately succeeded in starting a business and became the richest woman in a first-tier city, the illness she developed in her early years led to cancer in her later life. She spent her entire life recovering from that darkest time.
After being reborn: She settles in the poor village where everyone in her husband's family is despised, follows the country's lead, and joins the villagers in transforming the impoverished village step by step into a new-era rural community and a top-tier city!
Theme: Hard work brings prosperity.
I don't know why many authors like to give the heroine a miserable identity, a top family member, a vampire relative, as if the whole world wants her to disappear immediately. The point of a good novel is not that the supporting characters get slapped in the face, but that the protagonist's life becomes better. The process of tearing it apart really makes you want to skip it.
To be honest, it was very frustrating to watch. It was that woman who was always causing trouble, and then there was nothing I could do. I just endured it every day.
It's all fictitious. The parents are so short-tempered that they don't write down the actual facts. If they want to take care of my sister's schooling, what about her household registration?
It's a bit confusing, and I still don't understand what Weijiang is? While he is alive, his wife will remarry and his sister will be raised by someone else? The most useless man I have ever seen is not like this.
"Even Lin Wu has made a lot of clarifications", which is a big mistake for the author~
"Such a guest" is a big thorn in the side of the author~
"People who care about their own reputation" don't care about it. This is a big bug for the author~
"Song Yingqun" gave the author a big worm~
"But it didn't give you the benefits of your classmates" is the same, which is a big bug for the author ~
"We will not deal with Xiangning Town at all." This is a big bug for the author~