Building Wealth in the 1960S

[Complete] Jiang Jingyu does a good deed every day and dies taking a criminal down with her. Then she transmigrates. She lands in a novel set in the 1960s. It tells the story of Jiang Qiao, the heroine, who is reborn in the past, seduces her cousin's husband, who will one day become the province's richest man, and ultimately lives a life of wealth and happiness. Jiang Jingyu has become the heroine's cannon-fodder cousin, a poor woman with the same name as her. In the novel, the original owner is taken advantage of by a hooligan. She is not only jilted, but subjected to vicious rumors. In the end, the hooligan accidentally pushes her down, killing both her and her unborn child. She dies a miserable death on a straw mat. Jiang Jingyu: ? She may be confused, but there's still work to do. That ill-intentioned hooligan needs to be made unable to have children. Her cheating fiance needs to be cut out of her life. As for the heroine, just wait and see your plans come to nothing! On top of that, transmigrating comes with a bonus golden finger: the farming game everyone knows and loves! Ding! You harvested 4 premium cabbages. Ding! You harvested 4 premium lotus roots. As she happily tends to her crops, she notices the eggplants in her neighbor's field. What a coincidence, her neighbor has their eyes on her cabbages, too. Once the feature unlocks, she gets ready to steal some crops, only to receive a notification: "Intimacy too low. You cannot harvest." The next day, they both get a message: "Your neighbor watered your crops last night. Intimacy +1." Wait, is this person trying to steal my crops?! Later, she discovers that her neighbor is the brigade leader who always finds excuses to come over for a meal, Jiang Qiao's former fiance, and the man she had been set up with before she transmigrated! What a coincidence.jpg Afterward, the couple divide up the work and lead their impoverished village out of poverty. Their canned meat and ham sausages go from the county seat to the city, the province, the whole country, and even overseas! In the end, they bow out at the height of their success, go into business, and climb step by step to the top of the rich list. They become nationally renowned entrepreneurs and philanthropists. And Jiang Qiao? She waits and waits for years, watching Jiang Jingyu rise from nothing to the top of the pyramid. Yet the cousin's husband she had so much faith in stealing is still working diligently in a factory. What happened to him becoming the richest man in the province? [Farming story, rags-to-riches story] The author's completed novels: From Cultivator to Widow [The 1970s] When a Big Shot Becomes the Cannon-Fodder Wife [Quick Transmigration] Transmigrated to the 1970s The Farm Owner of the 1970s [System] The author's new ongoing novel (please add it to your reading list): Blurb: Yun Shuyao is a favored concubine. Because the principal wife has been unable to conceive for years, the Old Madam arranges for her to enter the household and continue the Lin family line. Yun Shuyao is also a lazybones, not nearly as ambitious as the other favored concubine. She gives birth to twins, a boy and a girl, and the Old Madam is overjoyed. With children gathered around her, Yun Shuyao stays in her own courtyard, cultivating and raising her kids, managing her dowry shops, and watching livestreams for entertainment through a spirit mirror. Life is lovely. She enjoys more than a decade of carefree living. In the blink of an eye, her son grows up, makes a name for himself as a young man, and passes the provincial civil service exam, with the metropolitan exam within reach. Her daughter is promised to the household of the Fourth Prince. Wait, how did she suddenly become a prince's grandmother? Reader's guide: 1. An alternate-history Qing dynasty setting mixed with Dream of the Red Chamber. The female lead is emotionally detached, while the male lead sees himself as her superior. 2. The male lead is Lin Ruhai. 3. The female lead is a lazybones, but she has her own career and goals. Theme: You only win if you give it your all