At 58, Sun Weimin learns he has cancer. His wife and daughter are nowhere near him and don't want to see him, calling him a compulsive gambler. Feeling wronged and miserable, he doesn't want to go on living either. After a tragic death by suicide, he is reborn in 1985, at 19, at the pivotal moment when his birth family pressures him to split from the household. Faced with his sister-in-law Zhang Cuihua's cruel insults, his parents' extreme favoritism, his elder brother's indifference, and his younger sister's disregard, Sun Weimin responds calmly instead of acting rashly as he did in his previous life. He not only agrees to split the family, but also insists on signing and notarizing a “severance of family ties” agreement. He is also forced to sign and notarize a 600-yuan “IOU.” Amid his family's contempt and the neighbors' curious stares, Sun Weimin leaves with nothing, taking along his equally unwanted third younger brother, Sun Weihai. He begins the hard struggle to survive in Shanghai, planting the seeds of a future that will leave the Sun family with endless regrets.
Sure enough, there is a high probability that the protagonist's family in Tomato novels does not have good people, but if there are good people, there is a high probability that they are younger siblings.
The writing is smooth, so I give it five points. Come on, author!!!
A very rare rebirth novel, worth recommending 👍
It's pretty good. It's a pity to discontinue the update. I can only say that there are inevitably some twists and turns in the process of growing up. You can persevere.
It's cool, and it's very in tune with the national conditions.
It's a very interesting book, I hope the author can keep reading it
Good, good, well written, nothing poisonous at all
Rich and colorful content, fascinating plot twists and turns
Good-looking, I will avenge myself, I like it
It makes my blood boil when I see it, it's so beautiful