On the winter night of 1988, Chen Shuo woke up and returned to the third year after his father fell to his death.
Once upon a time, he watched the formula developed by his father being taken away by his uncle, watched his factory change its name, and was still buried by an "accidental" explosion after working hard for half his life. Now, all he has left is a crumpled hundred-dollar bill in his pocket, his mother is bedridden, and his enemies have endless glory.
But this time, he came back with chemical engineering memories that spanned the ages.
He will start by setting up a street stall and use a box of Chinese medicinal ointment made by himself to build the first cornerstone. When the uncle uses all his means to block him, he must use more advanced formulas and smarter methods to win back openly and openly on the commercial battlefield where the other party is most proud. He wants to find the greater invention buried in his father's blood-stained work permit.
This is not simply tit for tat. This is a revenge written by a technician with knowledge and sweat - he wants to make the thief convinced of his defeat, to make the speculator understand the value of hard work, and to build a daily chemical kingdom that is more brilliant and cleaner than his opponent on the ruins of nothing.
When everyone was staring at the outlet, he chose to work on a better bottle of shampoo. He wanted to prove that even if he had to do it over again, those who work honestly can win in the end.
