Back to 1995: This Time, I'll Take Care of You

Zhang Chen had a master's degree in economics and worked as an economic analyst at a securities firm.

After losing both his parents six years earlier, he had become depressed and buried himself in work, with no love life and no social life.

A car accident unexpectedly sent him back to the Summer Kingdom in 1995. That year, he was just starting first grade.

Faced with this chance at rebirth, Zhang Chen silently swore that he would never again let his parents suffer, and that he would never again experience the pain of losing them at such a young age.

In 1995, a mental arithmetic prodigy appeared at Li Town Elementary School.

In 1996, Liu Zhengjiang, the owner of the corner store, finally understood what economics was and what it meant to buy rare goods and hold them for a profit.

In 1997, Zhang Chen's mother "accidentally" learned from her son's childish words that concentrating labor was the way to create value. Years later, her son would call it running the markets.

In 2000, Li Town's first supermarket opened, and Zhang Chen's mother learned what shopping cart economics meant.

In 2007, Li Town's first food processing factory was founded, and Zhang Chen's father finally understood what a shareholding cooperative was.

This time, let me take care of you.

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Please do not imitate.