Back to the 1970S: I Spoil My Wife and Daughter Like Royalty

A trillionaire tycoon is reborn in 1970. His first priority isn’t making money, but quitting alcohol and finding something for his pregnant wife to eat. “Dad, don’t hit Mom!” When Han Zhaobang wakes up reborn and hears his eldest daughter cry out these words, it hits him like a bolt of lightning. This was where his family’s disintegration began in his previous life. In 2025, business magnate Han Zhaobang dies alone of a terminal illness, then returns, filled with regret, to the filthiest point in his life: 1970, in a village in northern China, where he was a drunk and gambler despised by everyone. His home is bare, creditors are pounding on the door, his pregnant wife is malnourished, and his four daughters are painfully thin. The countdown to tragedy has already begun. This time, armed with decades of future knowledge, he vows to do whatever it takes to make amends: overcome his addiction, outwit the village bully, and survive the constraints of the planned economy. From putting food on the table to building a business empire, he must not only fill his family’s stomachs, but also warm their deeply wounded hearts. Yet the road to redemption is full of thorns: the limits of the era, the wickedness of human nature, and the fear and distrust etched into his family’s bones… Can he change their fated misery and protect everyone he loves? As the tides of the era surge forward, can he find a balance between battling in the business world and cherishing the warmth of family? Will this lifelong confession finally earn him a heartfelt word of forgiveness from his wife and daughters? Years later, a reporter interviews his eldest daughter, now a tech mogul: “Ms. Han, what’s the secret to your success?” She looks toward the old man clumsily massaging her mother’s shoulders, her expression complicated. “My father spent his whole life teaching us one thing.” “What was it?” “Never tell someone who loves you, ‘It’s too late.’”