A reborn-in-the-past story with sincere emotions, clear logic, no mindless power fantasy, no courtyard-house drama, and plenty of heartwarming everyday moments!
When Li Hao was in high school, his father died in an accident while trying to scrape together money for his living expenses...
Life's greatest regret is wanting to care for your parents only after they're gone...
An accident transmigrates Li Hao into his father's youth.
Back then, his dad was in the prime of his life, sunny and handsome, but fate had dealt him a cruel hand, and nothing was going his way!
To improve the family's circumstances, Li Hao helps his father catch snails and river crabs, lease a fishpond, go into business, fend off a romantic rival, and take on his awful uncle!
Together with his father and grandmother, he sets out on the road to prosperity!
Li Hao will never let the things that once brought him a lifetime of regret happen again!
I read it in one sitting, with sincere emotions and clear logic. It is really a beautiful period novel!
With sincere feelings and clear logic, Tomato is a rare rebirth of good writing, especially on a subject like father, it is really outstanding! Great [admiration] [admiration] [admiration]
Brothers, have you finished reading? What is this novel about? Does it have a female protagonist?