Fang Zhuo is reborn in the 1980s.
He becomes a poor peasant in a remote mountain village, forever bent over the fields beneath the blazing sun.
At this time,
the call of reform and opening-up rings out, and bold entrepreneurs plunge headlong into an era when fortunes can be made overnight.
When a stranded educated youth crawls into his bed in the middle of the night,
he slaps himself across the face, having lived this life once before.
In this life,
he will never let the enormous fortune delivered right to his doorstep slip away.
Not for the educated youth's supposed status as a noble daughter from Beijing's elite circles,
but simply to tell the world:
I came. I conquered.
The article is not bad, but the heroine is a bit invisible in the next few hundred chapters. . .
It's awesome, it's awesome, it's awesome, it's awesome.