The 1980s Fortune Baby Leads the Whole Village to Wealth

In 1980, seventeen-year-old Shen Fuman was called "Poor Girl" by the whole village, until she opened her eyes and became someone else. Her father was coughing up blood and needed surgery, but they were thirteen and a half yuan short. Her grandmother was no help, and her second aunt expected her to kneel and beg. She pawned her coat, staked her life on a promise, borrowed a handcart, and rushed her father to the county hospital that very night. The doctor said he would have died if they'd arrived half a day later. Saving her father was only the beginning. She would start a candy workshop, take on side jobs, fight the supply and marketing cooperative, and take on her parasitic second branch of the family, turning their dirt-poor household into the most prosperous business in the village. When they tried to steal her candy cart, she laid out three rules right there and slammed them in their faces: capital, accounts, and working hours. When they tried to sell off her daughter for a bride price, she recited the bride-price accounts until the matchmaker was struck dumb. How did the least noticeable girl in the village become a treasure no one dared to mess with?