Within months, Xian Chun Technology achieved a breakthrough, developing a new preservation and filling technology that extended the shelf life of pasteurized milk from a maximum of seven days to one month.
Upon its release, Xian Chun Technology's stock price soared, increasing more than a hundredfold within a week, becoming the most impressive stock in the history of Long Country's stock market.
With her ten percent shareholding, An Qiuyan's net worth skyrocketed to tens of billions, placing her among Long Country's top wealthy women.
When Jiang Ling transmigrated, she had lost a portion of her memories during the integration of her past and present lives.
She knew An Qiuyan had become rich due to a technology company, but she couldn't recall which company's stock she had bought.
Now, upon hearing the system's reward announcement, she immediately remembered.
That's right, it was Xian Chun Technology, specializing in the preservation technology for pasteurized milk.
After this scientific achievement was unveiled, pasteurized milk quickly replaced UHT milk, becoming the mainstream product in the domestic market.
As major dairy companies pushed pasteurized milk, competition was fierce, leading to frequent price wars that eroded profits, making it difficult to earn substantial money.
In contrast, Xian Chun Technology, with its exclusive preservation technology, forced competitors to either adopt it or risk losing market share to rivals.
Consequently, major dairy companies had no choice but to grudgingly purchase packaging from Xian Chun Technology, with no room for negotiation.
Xian Chun Technology, without producing milk itself, profited immensely by selling its packaging technology, becoming the most profitable and high-margin enterprise in the dairy industry.
The operating profits reflected in the stock price, it was no wonder Xian Chun Technology's market value surged.
Although the system's reward was only thirty percent of the shares, they were all original shares that were difficult to dilute.
Xian Chun Technology had a complex ownership structure; holding over five percent of the shares already qualified one as a major shareholder, let alone thirty percent of the original shares.
With these thirty percent original shares, even if she did nothing, her future life would be one of comfort and luxury.
The system's rewards were becoming more generous with each instance.
This wasn't just a system; it was clearly a benefactor!
Jiang Ling smiled like a blooming flower.
With her spirits high, she returned to Modu, where Sister Sa helped manage her personal studio. She then settled back into her reclusive lifestyle.
At the same time Jiang Ling was filming Zhao Hede's scenes, the new version of "Demi-Gods and Semi-Devils" had successfully passed review and its broadcasting rights were smoothly sold to several major domestic platforms.
On the third day of staying home, "Demi-Gods and Semi-Devils" had aired halfway through. Xu Zhu received Wuyazi's lifelong inheritance and, through a twist of fate, arrived at the Heavenly Mountain's Misty Peak.
Jiang Ling, playing Tianshan Tonglao, a key figure in Xu Zhu's storyline, also made her appearance.
Although Xu Zhu was the last of the three male protagonists of "Demi-Gods and Semi-Devils" to appear, he was the character many viewers most wanted to see.
This was because his storyline was truly exhilarating.
What man wouldn't want to become Xu Zhu, learning astonishing martial arts, becoming the head of the Carefree Sect, the master of Lingjiu Palace, marrying a princess to become the Xixia consort, and ultimately reaching the pinnacle of life?
Especially those whose lives were less satisfactory in reality, they yearned even more to become a second Xu Zhu in their virtual fantasies.
Stars who became popular through their looks, if they were "traffic idols," their fans were predominantly female, while if they were "traffic stars," male fans outnumbered female fans.
Propelled by financial influence and traffic, Jiang Ling debuted with her striking appearance, and over eighty percent of her fans were male.
Furthermore, "Demi-Gods and Semi-Devils" was precisely a story centered on a male protagonist, with far more male viewers than female.
Therefore, as soon as Xu Zhu appeared in the drama, many fans began to buzz about Jiang Ling's Tianshan Tonglao.