The Old Grandfather died and summoned Gan Ning home to divide up the family fortune.
With a hundred billion in assets, Gan Ning got stuck with a rundown shop.
It had no business, was out in the suburbs, and was just a shack.
Gan Ning was as unruffled as a chrysanthemum, and simply carried on with the music and dancing. She had no intention of becoming the heroine of a satisfying family-intrigue story.
On the day the Old Grandfather was buried, a torrential rain fell. A UFO came crashing down right in Gan Ning's path as she returned from visiting his grave.
A young girl stepped out, dressed in white and looking about fifteen or sixteen.
Her granddaughter's knees buckled. "Mom..."
Her daughter wept with joy. "Grandma!"
Gan Ning was utterly baffled. "Great-grandma?"
My great-grandma is a nonhuman, and she's younger than I am.
The ancestor had arched brows, red lips, and pearly white teeth, but her words were dipped in poison. "You're the most useless generation I've ever seen, even more useless than my scrap metal."
Gan Ning had a bad feeling about this.
The ancestor said, each word deliberate: "I'm back. I'll take back everything that should have been yours."
Gan Ning: "...Actually, you don't have to..."
Ancestor: "Hmm?"
Gan Ning: "...I'll do whatever you say."
The ancestor raised a hand and pointed at the sky. "First, I'm going to teach you how to bask in the sun."
Gan Ning: "?????"
1. Set in a partially fictionalized world, with no real-life character inspirations. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Please don't assume anyone is based on you.
2. All intangible cultural heritage crafts and products mentioned in this story, including but not limited to Xiangyun silk, belong to humanity. The ancestor's arrival is merely a chance occurrence in the river of time.
3. This isn't a conventional wish-fulfillment story. It's more about healing, personal growth, and the fiery spirit of running a business~
Enjoy the story, and may your collection count soar~
Theme: Passing on a belief, a spark of passion, and a quality of character.
The "driving license" is a big thorn in the side of the author~ driving license