The 1980S Bride Who Refused to Follow the Army Became a Rich Tycoon with Her City Stall

After transmigrating into a book as the cannon-fodder wife of the male lead in a period novel, Lin Shuya’s first decision was to dump him and change her fate of dying young. In this era, with the winds of reform blowing everywhere, making money comes first. Once you have money, there’ll be no shortage of men, right? She set up a stall selling soda in Kyoto Square and earned her first bit of capital. In the 1980s, she made money buying and selling goods across the country, then used her savings to launch the country’s first gas stove brand. In the 1990s, she went to Russia to trade goods, invested in energy and became a coal magnate, then got into the internet early. She became a highly sought-after investment mogul in tech circles, known as “the woman from the future.” With a successful career, she had only one headache: the man she wanted to dump stuck to her like glue. Lu Chaonan returned from the front lines with honors, eager to share the good news with his darling wife. But before he could say a word, she doused him with a bucket of cold water: she wanted a divorce. Something was wrong. Where had his darling wife, who used to be so devoted to him, gone? It had to be the work of wicked people, meddling troublemakers who had turned his wife against him. His own mother had been withholding the living expenses he sent his wife? From now on, he’d hand over his entire salary, and anyone who wanted money would have to ask his wife. His younger brother’s wife was scheming to make him pay for her education? Sometimes it takes a bad person to deal with another bad person. He turned mother and daughter-in-law against each other, then bundled up his ungrateful younger brother and kicked them both out. Yu Qinglan wanted to drive a wedge between them and get his wife to divorce him? No way, absolutely not. She was guilty of wrongdoing, so he’d send her a pair of silver bracelets: handcuffs. Whoever messes with my wife, no matter how far away, will pay. What’s it like being the man behind a mogul? I’m proud of it.