When he woke up, Chen Yang returned to the midsummer of 2002.
Outside the window was the chirping of cicadas in the old alley, on the table were yellowed test papers, in his pocket was the BP machine he just bought, and in his ears was the voice of his deskmate telling him not to sleep in class.
In his last life, he spent half his life fighting for a few taels of silver. He missed his true love and let down his family, and he regretted it in the middle-aged difficulties. This time, returning with twenty years of memories, he just wanted to lie down and make up for the life he missed one by one.
While others were scrambling to take the college entrance examination, enter the business world, and grab the limelight, he was leisurely buying into the real estate market, hoarding the best stocks of the future, and seizing the fleeting opportunities of the times; while others were scheming for fame and fortune, he was guarding his family, accompanying his childhood sweethearts, drinking ice soda in the sunshine of the old alley, and making a fool of himself in life.
There are no bloody business wars, no dark calculations, only the relaxed and refreshing feeling of restarting life, and the fireworks of the millennium.
This time, Chen Yang's life started with winning.
Reader comments
It's well written and I'll give it six stars. It doesn't feel like a plot that normal people can come up with. If you think it's interesting, I can give it a few more stars.
Always stuck [cover face][cover face][cover face]
After reading a few chapters, where did Chen Yang go?
It's well written and I'll give it six stars. It doesn't feel like a plot that normal people can come up with. If you think it's interesting, I can give it a few more stars.
Always stuck [cover face][cover face][cover face]
After reading a few chapters, where did Chen Yang go?