Lin Chuan was reborn, back to the time when he was twenty-three years old.
That year, he lived in an urban village in Shenzhen, riding an electric bike that was about to fall apart. He shuttled between heavy rain, scorching sun and neon lights every day, supporting himself and his mother by delivering food.
In his previous life, he believed in the wrong brother, loved the wrong person, and took the wrong path. His business failed, he was heavily in debt, his mother died of illness, and he died suddenly in a run with no end in sight.
In this life, he no longer wants to be the person pushed away by life.
Starting with a takeout order, he reacquainted himself with the rules of this city.
The indifference in high-rise office rooms, the fireworks in the alleys of urban villages, the weight of hospital bills, the ruthlessness of platform algorithms, and the overt and covert struggles among peers all forced him to develop his edge inch by inch.
Others gave him meals, but Lin Chuan gave him his life.
This time, he wants to save his mother first, and then save the first pot of gold; first establish a foothold in Shenzhen, and then run out of his own counterattack life from the most ordinary rider.
In this city that doesn't believe in tears, he wants to win back everything he lost in his previous life.
