The IT Queen Returns to 1988

The full novel is complete. Completed period novels: Reborn in 1920: The Fashion Queen and Protecting My Country Through Quick Transmigration (mainly large-scale technology). The Queen of Hit Novels is currently updating. An Xia wakes up one day and discovers that she has transmigrated to 1988. The internet is full of people saying that folks in the eighties had clear eyes and that everything was wonderful. What nonsense. You need ration coupons to buy anything, and money to do anything. The good news is that her first chance to make money comes soon: Shenzhen Development Bank, China's first modern stock, is going public. What? Her work unit is offering a subsidy to buy stocks?! Ignoring the looks everyone gives her as if she's crazy, An Xia puts all her savings on the line. She gets a pile of unwanted shares, praise from the leaders at her work unit, and a reputation as an "idiot." Then this idiot makes a tearful 290% profit. With a fortune in her hands and a secure job at a textile mill, everyone assumes she'll live an ordinary life. But An Xia... quits! She withdraws all the money she made in the stock market and invests it in a computer company called Zijin. She takes on the creators of computer viruses. Sends the first commercial email. Gets her hands on a prototype despite the trade blockade across the ocean. When people think computers should be serious tools used to serve the nation, she puts the pedal to the metal and steers into everyday life and video games. When people believe video games will only distract young people from their studies, her games inspire countless foreigners to learn about Chinese culture. Coming soon: The Queen of Hit Novels Lu Feifei is reborn just after graduating. This time, she chooses a different path. Lu Feifei is reborn just after graduating. This time, she doesn't follow the path her family chose for her. She starts a media management company. Product selection, filming, editing, copywriting: as long as it's legal, she can handle it. She has promoted films, agricultural products, tourist attractions, and little-known ancient cities. Some say she's lucky, always stumbling across great projects, which is why she has so many hits. Lu Feifei: Not at all. I just spot what's special about a project and make it shine. Theme: Women don't need to marry well to make a good life for themselves