Return to the 90s: Shipping Mountain Goods Out of the Mountains

After a sudden death and rebirth, Lin Wanqiu returns to the summer of 1992. That year, her father died in a car accident, leaving her with two Jiefang trucks and a huge debt of 28,000 yuan, with an empty home and a desperate future. In her previous life, she was the president of a group that had been deeply involved in fresh food logistics for thirty years, possessing practical skills and forward-looking vision far beyond her time! She was proficient in traditional preservation methods, transport scheduling, and supply integration, and was well-versed in all the era's opportunities, including the southern tour and the wave of going into business, the vegetable basket project, matsutake mushroom exports, and highway planning. In the remote mountains of the southwest, the mountains were full of peaches, plums, and wild mushrooms that no one wanted, rotting on the hillsides. Lin Wanqiu rose against the trend, breaking through with her hardcore expertise! She fought against monopolistic truck tyrants, stabilized village supply sources, and opened up urban-rural transport routes. Starting with a few pounds of unsellable mountain goods, she seized policy dividends, laid out origin freight stations, opened up the provincial capital market, and secured foreign trade export channels. She didn't date; she only focused on her career! With practical efforts, she broke through step by step, from a debt-laden small trader to building a distribution network covering the entire province, leading the mountain village to prosperity and forging a commercial legend in the deep mountains of the 1990s! — Description from novelcodex.org