Lao Bao Raised His Head: My Son Will Support You.

: (Millions of words, can be pitted) The pace is slow. Lin Mo, a modern social animal, regretted Lao Bao's efforts in "Bao and Sons" and hated Bao Guowei's failure to support the wall. He was accidentally reborn into Bao Guowei in the 1930s (16 years old, had just been notified by the school for repeating a grade, and was about to dislike Lao Bao and give him shoes in public). • Core goals: Two main lines running in parallel - ① Let Lao Bao straighten his back and "keep his head up", get rid of the humble fate of the bottom, and enjoy his old age; ② Use modern cognition to make a way out of the troubled times of the Republic of China (academic studies, career, connections), and slap in the face all those who look down on the father and son. • Emotional core: "Two-way redemption" - the protagonist makes up for Lao Bao's life regrets, and Lao Bao's father's love also heals the protagonist's loneliness in his previous life; rejects the "abnormal father-son relationship" in the original work and creates an equal family relationship of "mutual support". • Background: A small town in the south of the Yangtze River in the 1930s → Shanghai/Nanjing, focusing on the pain points of the era of solidified classes and declining people's livelihood, making the counterattack more tense