When the last breath was taken away, Qin Feng heard the echo of fate in the darkness - he was reborn and returned to the morning of that dilapidated rental house in 1998. This time, he is no longer the richest man in the world sitting high in the clouds, but an ordinary young man with only five dollars in his pocket. But no one knows that behind those clear and firm eyes, there are memories of twenty years of bloody business.
The early spring wind blew through the mottled walls of the old city. Qin Feng held his wife Liu Wan's hand and whispered: "In this life, I will not let you suffer again." He once watched her commit suicide by throwing herself off a building, but now he wants to hold up a sky for her in the mud of life. During the day, he ran business in the factory, and at night, he worked at his desk planning the business layout for the next ten years. He knows that a truly strong person never shows off, and pretending to be a pig and eating a tiger is the best way to survive.
As the first pot of gold quietly entered the account, Chen Hong's shadow also quietly approached. This ambitious opponent coiled around like a poisonous snake, trying to strangle the budding career in the cradle. But Qin Feng is no longer the little man who was at the mercy of others. He used calmness and strategy to resolve crises time and time again, and also regained the trust of his son Qin Yu in the cold world of the mall. The gap between father and son is like a crack in the ice, revealing a long-lost light.
However, when wealth piles up again and power begins to revolve around him, a heavy question emerges: If fate happens again, can it truly atone for the sins of the previous life? Or is there an irrepayable price hidden behind every choice?
When a person has two lives, should he live it for himself or redeem it for everyone?
