Pretending to Be a Tycoon in the 1970S, I Lead the Whole Village to Wealth

Su Xia dies after being hit by a falling object while eavesdropping on the couple upstairs arguing. She wakes up inside a book, as a nobody in the 1970s whose role from the start is to give the heroine a bankbook and the seed money for her business. She doesn’t even get a single line. From the start, she’s already a corpse. Is she really supposed to put up with that? Just as she figures out the plot, the Profit and Loss Conversion System tells her to invest. Earn one thousand, and the System rewards her with one hundred; lose one thousand, and the System rewards her with two thousand. As long as she makes enough money, she can return to the modern era. Not only can she go back, she can take the reward money with her and spend it in the modern world. Su Xia immediately decides she has to lose money! Full of confidence, she gets the villagers started on side businesses, but somehow things keep going wrong. She clearly wants to lose money. So why is she on the rich list, why is she a young entrepreneur, why are her employees fiercely loyal to her, and why do even her competitors genuinely admire her? A famous reporter interviews her: “Ms. Su, how did you achieve so much success in just a few years and become China’s richest woman?” Su Xia smiles on the outside, but cries on the inside. All she wanted at first was to lose all eight thousand yuan!!