Rebirth 1991: Starting from Bankrupt State-Owned Enterprises

In the summer of 1991, Chen Mo was reborn and returned to a turning point in his life. In his previous life, he was assigned to the Red Star Textile Factory, which was on the verge of bankruptcy. He spent ten years wasted, laid off and unemployed, and his family was separated. In this life, he chose to walk through the factory gate again - what others saw as a pit of fire, but what he saw was gold everywhere. With the approval of a "labor service company", he started from setting up a canteen in the factory, built logistics, controlled channels, improved real estate, and connected to the Internet. In the wave of state-owned enterprise reform, he weaved a huge business network spanning thirty years. And all this is just to fulfill three promises: Let parents no longer stoop in the loess. Keep my sister away from the toxic assembly line. Let this home never be left behind by the times again. This is a story about rebuilding ideals on the ruins, and also a son and a younger brother's journey to protect their loved ones with the wisdom of two lives.