The Rough-and-Ready Factory Director Spoils Her Rotten, and His 1980s Bride Builds a Fortune

Su Yao, a great villain who had transmigrated through many worlds, transmigrated into a novel set in the past. She became the eldest daughter in a story about a woman devoted to her family, a long-suffering workhorse who raised her younger siblings.

The System told her she had to follow the prescribed plot, or she would meet a terrible end.

Su Yao: ???

Was this a joke?

Did she look like someone who would follow a predetermined plot?

Without hesitation, Su Yao tore up the so-called script. She wasn’t going to be anyone’s long-suffering workhorse of an older sister.

Her awful relatives bullied, insulted, and cursed her? Sorry, her motto was that if she could throw a punch, there was no need to argue. Anyone who tried to bully her just needed to be taught a lesson.

After escaping her awful relatives and the plot she was supposed to follow, Su Yao took charge of the cooking at the mine and focused on getting rich through hard work.

But what was going on with that tall, handsome mine manager? Why was he chasing after her and asking her to date him?

Didn’t he know she only wanted to make money and stir things up, not get into a relationship?

The tall man grinned and held out his bankbook with both hands. “Yao Yao, you don’t need to make money. Every penny I have is yours.”