Half a life gone by: after the glory comes the decline.
Past midnight, after the fireworks fade, only loneliness remains.
On the night of his fortieth birthday, Sui Yu blew out the last birthday candle he would ever wish on, then leaped from the roof of an eighteen-story building into the pitch-black night.
As he fell, scenes from his memories flashed before his eyes: his sister, who died young; his gravely ill brother; his friend beset by troubles on every side; and the woman whose heart was broken.
When he opened his eyes again, Sui Yu had returned to twenty years earlier. Determined to make sure none of his regrets came to pass, he did everything he could to prevent the tragedies from happening.
He replaced his good-for-nothing brother-in-law and found his sister a handsome new man. His niece was still born, his sister lived in safety, and she got to raise her newborn child just as she'd always wanted.
He would never again tolerate the woman who abandoned his brother at his bedside. He took his brother out to start a business and cut off that ill-fated relationship! But his brother's health had to come first. Two goji berries in his beer? Brother, have you taken your vitamins today?
The girl he hadn't dared pursue before because of their age difference was now the one Sui Yu was determined to marry. He arranged things with his future father-in-law and mother-in-law, then brought his young wife-to-be close and raised her by his side. She was sweet and charming.
With his home front secure, Sui Yu drew on the experience and foresight of his previous life to quietly build his own business. Once he had established his commercial empire, he immediately took his beloved young wife and began living the Back to Field life he'd always dreamed of: a warm home with his wife and children...
Is the data of this book so bad? No one has commented, but one person said that there are more than 140 pictures. The plot develops a bit fast. The pace of the plot and the writing are step-by-step. The point of this book that attracts me is the child bride.
Hahahaha, okay
It's pretty good, five stars to support it