Return to 1985 from Pig Farm to Business Empire

In 1985, it was a rainy night. 21-Year-old Lin Wantang was locked out by her husband's family. Her knees were broken, her nails were broken in two pieces, and she only had a newborn piglet in her arms. Her husband beat her, her mother-in-law scolded her, her sister-in-law stuffed broken glass into her shoes, and her partner threatened to force her to death with a fake IOU. She drank pesticides and died once. Then she woke up. With the memory of raising pigs for more than ten years in her previous life, she opened her eyes - this time, she no longer accepted her fate. From two pigs to fifty pigs, from fifty pigs to ten thousand pigs, from ten thousand pigs to five hundred thousand pigs. She fights scumbags, tears up IOUs, fights with poison, and slaps the whole village in the face. She met Fu Shenxing, a technician from the provincial capital. He didn't talk much, but he gave her all his money: "Your life is worth more than a pig." It took her twenty years to go from a kneeling "star of mourning" in the Liu family's pig pen to a national model worker and chairman of a listed company. She has spent her whole life adhering to one sentence: People are unreliable, but pigs are. If you are good to the pig, the pig will be good to you.