Return to 70: I Love My Wife and Daughter so Much That I Love Them so Much

The trillion-dollar oligarch is reborn in 1970. His first priority is not to make money, but to quit drinking and find something to eat for his pregnant wife. "Dad, don't hit mom!" When Han Zhaobang woke up after being reborn, he felt as if he was struck by lightning when faced with his eldest daughter's cry - this was the beginning of the disintegration of his family in his previous life. In 2025, Han Zhaobang, a business tycoon who died alone of a terminal illness, was reborn with endless regrets into the dirtiest moment in his life - in 1970, he was a rotten gambler and alcoholic in a mountain village in North China. The family is destitute, creditors block the door, the pregnant wife is malnourished, and the four daughters are skinny. The countdown to tragedy has begun. This time, he holds the memories of the next few decades in his hands and vows to do everything possible to complete the redemption: quit his alcohol addiction, outsmart the village bullies, and survive in the cracks of the planned economy. From providing food and clothing to building a business empire, he not only wants to fill his family's stomachs, but also warm their broken hearts. But the road to atonement is full of thorns: the limitations of the times, the dangers of human nature, and the fear and distrust engraved in the bones of his family... Can he reverse his doomed tragic fate and protect all his loved ones? When the tide of the times surges forward, can he find a balance between the business world and the warmth of family? Can this confession written over a lifetime finally earn a sincere forgiveness from his wife and daughter? Many years later, a reporter interviewed the eldest daughter of a technology giant: "Mr. Han, what is the secret of your success? " She looked at the old man who was clumsily rubbing her mother's shoulders with complicated eyes: "Because my father taught us one thing throughout his life. " "What is it? " "Never say to someone who loves you, 'It's too late.