1983: Starting with Refusing to Raise an Ungrateful Son

Reborn in the 1980s, a warm and cozy everyday story, with a doted-on male lead who builds a fortune through entrepreneurship.

In his previous life, after his eldest brother died, Zhang Wenming took responsibility for raising his niece and nephew. But in doing so, he dragged the entire Zhang family into an endless abyss.

More than a decade of care meant less than a few tears from their birth mother.

His marriage prospects were ruined, and he became infertile. Then, when the two grew up, he tried to repair their so-called “mother-son bond” on his own initiative. The ungrateful nephew and niece spread rumors online, accusing him of embezzling his eldest brother’s death benefits, abusing minors, and committing unspeakable acts against his own niece. The internet was up in arms, and Zhang Wenming couldn’t defend himself.

His ungrateful niece stole confidential information from his second brother’s company to pave the way for her fiancé, leaving her second uncle buried in debt and his family in ruins.

His ungrateful nephew fabricated accusations and joined forces with others to stab his third brother-in-law in the back, landing him in prison. His third sister cried herself to sleep every day and died of depression.

He and his fourth brother ran around trying to put things right, but the ungrateful nephew hired people to break his legs.

With his heart turned to ash, Zhang Wenming died alongside the ungrateful mother and son. When he opened his eyes again, he had been reborn in 1983!

This time around, all he wants is money and power. As for ungrateful wretches, it’s best for everyone if they die sooner rather than later!

Even ordinary people have great wisdom. Start with the smallest business and open the door to wealth!

The premise is melodramatic, but I’ll do my best to keep the story from getting that way.

Note: This book has no tortured romance, just a few memories of that era…

This is not a wish-fulfillment story. If that’s what you’re looking for, this isn’t the book for you.