Liu Hao, who died suddenly in a low-cost rental house, was reborn in the elementary school classroom in 1980 after being lonely for half his life. This time, he didn't want to end up alone: he relied on his wisdom to collect his father's first medical expenses; he relied on collecting scraps to support his family's livelihood; he went south to Shenzhen, fought bloody battles in the chaotic stock market, and found lifelong allies. The wisdom of a 52-year-old is trapped in a 12-year-old body. There are no shortcuts, only hard work. From a low-level hawker to a chip giant, he has carved a hot counterattack path for himself and his family in the wave of the times.
