I have been writing this novel for two months. Too few people are reading it and there are no comments. Because this kind of subject matter and plot are not very popular in tomato novels, the data is not good, and there is no profit, so I gave up the book and stopped writing it.
1950, Midsummer. Chen Mu, a bronze mirror restorer, fell into the body of a hungry and cold boy due to the dim light of a bronze mirror.
He did not have a golden finger to predict the future, but relied on his keen sense of historical context to survive in the stormy waves of the times.
In times of famine, he hoarded food to save his loving mother, looking coldly at the cost of humanity;
When he was an educated youth, he hugged her for warmth among the haystacks, and his suppressed feelings ignited like wildfire;
During the wave of reform, he traversed the business world under the neon lights, and his unbridled desires eventually burned his soul.
Over the past sixty years, he has been entangled with the fates of four women and experienced three times of fortune ups and downs.
Until 2008, when the Olympic fireworks lit up the night sky, he finally dusted off the dust from his body, buried the secret of the bronze mirror forever, and reconciled with the hard-won ordinaryness and tenderness.
