On his deathbed, the richest man in the country, Lin Jianguo, lies in a long limousine on his way back to his hometown.
The last thing his frail hand touches is the cold gravestone of his wife, Su Wanyi.
Forty years ago, he saw his quiet, virtuous mute wife as a disgrace, and used alcohol and indifference to push her into an abyss of despair.
Only after she drowned with their unborn child did he read the words she’d written in a childish hand, words of love and hope he’d never known about, in the wooden box her mother returned to him.
He gave away trillions in wealth, but even that couldn’t buy back a single “I’m sorry.”
When he opens his eyes again, he finds himself back on a spring morning in 1983.
Su Wanyi is still standing at the door, silently watching him leave with those expressive eyes of hers.
This time, he still has the mind of a tycoon and memories of the business world, but there’s only one thing he wants to do: turn around and hold the woman who loved him in silence all her life. No riches compare to her smile; every part of his future is devoted to making up for what he did to her in his past life.
“Wanyi, this time, I’ll spend my life being your voice.”
Not bad. Like it. It looks great.
I have seen many mute daughters-in-law finally able to speak. How will the author write this one? [Already planted grass][Already planted grass][Already planted grass]
So good-looking that you can grit your teeth
In the late 1980s, there were more and more small businesses doing OEM work. After the wave of layoffs in the 1990s, there were more and more people doing business.
It made me cry right from the beginning
Good-looking, anyway, it's good-looking
Very nice, thank you teacher!