I Gave My Heart to a Dog. Why Are You Crying Now That I've Left?

Xu Yang is reborn, back at one of the darkest moments of his life.

At just eighteen, Xu Yang, hailed as a “technology maniac,” gives up a brilliant future and returns to his family.

Longing for their affection, he does everything he can to please them, but his fake young master frames him, and his family despises him.

The fake young master even steals his research, and Xu Yang is imprisoned in a basement for ten whole years.

He fights desperately to escape, only to receive a dismissive remark in return: “You might as well have just died.”

Reborn, Xu Yang cuts all ties with the Xu family. He solves the electromagnetic catapult problem for aircraft carriers, prompting countless top universities to compete for him.

One astonishing invention after another shocks the world, earning him a fortune.

A major industrial audit!

What?

Fishing rods can be made into rockets?

Paint can make planes invisible?

Cargo drones can carry shells and precisely strike the enemy?

The Xu family regrets everything and weeps as they beg him to come back.

The question is, do they still deserve him?