Return to the 1900S: the Lady of Xiangjiang

In the 1990s, Xiangjiang was prosperous and developed, the most prosperous era. Some people say that there are many opportunities here, and they have traveled thousands of miles to find gold. Some people say this is the Hollywood of the East, eager to become famous overnight. But this has nothing to do with Lemani. She woke up as a married woman in the 1990s, and her husband was a wealthy man in Hong Kong. Others' rebirth: buy a house, open a factory, make a movie. Her rebirth: ten villas, a chain enterprise, and assets of over 100 million. So what's the point of her rebirth? Who knew that she was bound to a useless system and had to spend money to survive. The waste-chai system is plausible: If you don't know how to make money, don't you know how to spend money? Hong Kong in the 1990s was the best era and the best time to spend money. The first way to spend money: buy land and buy a house. When Li Manni buys a house, she only asks about the price, not right or wrong. The circle of friends laughed: "You are stupid and buy a basket of rotten apples, which is not as good as one golden apple." Unexpectedly, housing prices are reaching new highs every day, and every "rotten apple" is a golden apple. The second way to spend money: make movies and make records. Li Manni spent a lot of money to film movies for newcomers and tailor-made records. People in the circle are worried: "Mrs. Wang has bad taste and is afraid of wasting money." Unexpectedly, everyone suddenly became kings and queens, and their schedule was extended to a year away. The third way to spend money: Invest in infrastructure Limani repaired bridges, paved roads, and built ports to facilitate transportation. Experts are puzzled, "Mrs. Wang has too much money, so she might as well throw it into Victoria Harbor for reclamation." Unexpectedly, Li Manni became a guest of the motherland not for fame or fortune. Concept: A better life in the 1990s