Lost Good Times

He served in the army for ten years; on the day he retired, his former comrades came to greet him at the Sheraton. He drank a lot that night... He was drunk and fell asleep in a daze; When he opened his eyes again, he was at the gate of the steel rolling mill 30 years ago... That day, when he was living on the street, he met her... He stayed at her house, and her gentleness, virtuousness and kindness touched his iron heart... He fell in love with her, and in order to give her a better life, he relied on the business situation that only appeared in his 30s to expand territory step by step, and gradually embarked on a business empire that belonged to him and her... … This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.