Tian Ye, as a small town question maker who persisted for three years and three years and successfully landed in the country, died heroically saving a drowning child on the day he finished the exam. It may also be that God was grateful for his bravery and gave him a new life. . . . . .
Qin Qiheng, the eldest son of the Qin family of the fourth generation of Marquis Zhongyong, was innocently implicated in the officialdom fight between the Qin family and his second wife. He was forced to send his relatives back to his untrodden homeland. For various reasons, he and Tian Tian of Xiaogougou Village held a wedding the day before heading to the front line. . . .
After rebirth, Ye Tian wanted to preserve the family business left by his original father, and Qin Qiheng wanted to avoid the arrangements of some people in the capital, and the two hit it off. Ye Ye keeps his family safe at home and earns millions of dollars! Qin Qiheng fights for peace and a future at the border!
This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
