Reborn in the 1960s: I Shop for Cashbacks to Support My Family

In the depths of winter in 1960, e-commerce tycoon Lin Jian opens his eyes and finds himself reborn in the body of a farmer with the same name. A drafty cave dwelling, hunger, and poverty are part of everyday life. Worse still, he's stuck with a whole family of awful relatives: a father so biased he only cares about his youngest son, a timid and useless mother who won't speak up for him, younger siblings who resent his presence and stab him in the back, and a wife who cheats on him and runs off with everything he owns. The original owner was so enraged by this mess that he died, leaving Lin Jian to inherit his body.

Luckily, there is always a way out. As he teeters on the brink of death, the Shopping Cashback System successfully binds to him! Spend 1 point on a bar of soap and get 10 points back; buy a pound of coarse grain and get three times the value back. The more he spends, the bigger the cashback!

With his golden finger, Lin Jian refuses to put up with any more nonsense: His biased father wants to steal his grain? Not a chance! His ungrateful siblings want to take advantage of him? He cuts ties with them! His cheating wife? One divorce letter and she's out! He devotes himself to making money, using the System to stockpile grain, open workshops, and raise livestock, carefully working his way from having enough to eat to building a fortune.

Even more surprising, the rough man who once favored sons over daughters becomes a doting father, raising his two scrawny, kitten-sized daughters until they're plump and rosy-cheeked. He gently comforts his timid mother and teaches her to stand tall. Even the poorest families in the village benefit from his success and escape poverty.

From a good-for-nothing everyone looks down on to a renowned leader in helping people get rich, Lin Jian proves with his own success that even someone born in the mud can turn his life around with a System at his side and live an extraordinary life in the 1960s!