Década de 70: Ela foi para as montanhas, tornou-se a rainha da caçada e levou a família inteira a comer carne.

Shen Lingshuang believed she had died a peaceful death in old age.

On New Year's Eve, surrounded by her children and grandchildren amidst the crackle of firecrackers, she lay in a rocking chair in the rooftop sunroom of the Shen Mansion, swaying gently as she looked back on her life.

Born in 1958 during a time of famine, she had survived the bitter days of eating tree bark, stubbornly clinging to life. Yet before she reached adulthood, tragedy struck repeatedly: her parents died young, her older brother met a brutal end, and her younger sister was abducted by human traffickers and beaten to death along the way. Left entirely alone with no one to rely on, she became an orphan in Xiaoshan Village.

Relying on a tough, relentless grit, Shen Lingshuang ventured south alone and carved out a path to survival. Starting with a dumpling shop, she moved on to a clothing boutique, and eventually established cross-border trade routes that spanned the globe. She amassed immense wealth, with a net worth exceeding ten billion.

She returned to her hometown with her husband, funding road construction, building schools, investing in agriculture, developing cultural tourism projects... and even rebuilding the Shen family ancestral hall. Every year on the third day of the Lunar New Year, she would return to pay her respects and have a good cry. She missed her family deeply; she missed them terribly.

"Mother, Brother, Sister... if only you were still here, we could have enjoyed this good life together!"

But this year, she knew she wouldn