Era setting + rebirth + business warfare + doting dad
Daughter: “Dad, why are you hiding in our yacht?”
Me: “I don’t know what your Aunt Wen told your mom, but the moment she saw me, she dragged me into the bedroom and started insisting we have another baby.”
Daughter: “That would be great! I want a little brother too.”
Me: “No way. Having you and your mom around is already enough to keep me on my toes. With another one, your dad will have to get up and make more money, and I won’t have time to spend with you.”
Daughter: “Why do you need to make so much money? Aren’t you already the richest man in the world?”
Me: “Of course, it’s to prepare the most lavish dowry in history for my little princess.”
In 1992, leaders called for market reforms, stock investors packed the stock exchange, officials quit their government posts to go into business, and the goal of achieving a moderately prosperous society entered public conversation for the first time.
That same year, Leng Feng crouched outside a factory, trying to figure out how to get the money for his daughter’s surgery...
