[Sensitive and loveless mixed-race wolf cub × gentle and courageous reborn sister]
In her last life, Lin Wanqiu turned away Zhou Ye, who was suffering from high fever, on a rainy night. It wasn't until her death that she learned from the newspaper that the gloomy boy she abandoned had become a world-famous wealthy Chinese businessman, but he jumped from a high-rise building in New York due to depression.
When she opened her eyes again, she was reborn on a rainy night in 1983.
This time, she kicked open the creaking wooden door and dragged the wolf cub huddled under the eaves into the house. 17-Year-old Zhou Ye was covered in injuries. His military green rubber shoes exposed his purple toes, but he was holding a textbook that was soaked by the rain in his arms. He said in a hoarse voice: "I can chop firewood, can I exchange it for a sip of porridge?"
Lin Wanqiu took apart her late husband's old military uniform, made him a cotton-padded jacket, and took him to set up a fried dough stick stall.
When people laughed at him for being a "child-raised son-in-law," Zhou Ye picked up an ax to cut off the rumors, but buried the broken sugar bowl late at night and asked with a choked voice: "Did I... Do something wrong again?"
The gossip in Tongzilou is more bitter than the rainstorm.
The street checks temporary residence permits, gangsters destroy stalls, and scumbags from previous lives entangle...
Lin Wanqiu protected the sensitive young man with low self-esteem with one hand, and seized the wave of reform and opening up with the other: from a fried dough stick stall to a contracted state-owned canteen, from a sewing machine to a chain restaurant, and the "wolf cub" she picked up had a wall of mysterious formulas written in Russian under the kerosene lamp late at night.
Until the Overseas Chinese Affairs Office knocked on the door, a wealthy overseas businessman brought a DNA report to identify his relatives.
Zhou Ye tore up the identification document and tied the red gauze scarf left by his biological mother on Lin Wanqiu's wrist: "The night I turned sixteen, I found my family."
"Sister Qiu, from the moment you picked me up and brought me home, I have been learning how to love you every day of my life."
