Back to the ’90s: A Medical Prodigy’s Scientific Approach to Raising Kids

Dual male leads, both reborn.

“Eat a bite of egg custard and I’ll give you a dime. Finish this bowl of hot medicine and I’ll give you two yuan. Touch one bite of cold rice, and I’ll confiscate everything you own.”

At fifteen, He Yanqing, heir to a powerful family, pinned eleven-year-old Jiang Shi’an against a marble countertop with one hand and ruthlessly tossed away the half of a cold steamed bun he was desperately trying to protect.

Those were the ironclad rules He Yanqing, a top medical genius, laid down for Jiang Shi’an.

In his previous life, Jiang Shi’an had made waves in the financial world, but after enduring years of hardship when he was young, his stomach was ruined. He died with regrets in front of He Yanqing.

Reborn, He Yanqing returned to 1993. Looking at the little beggar who would fight tooth and nail over two cents, he decided to try a different kind of “scientific feeding.”

Won’t listen? Only cares about money?

He Yanqing threw wads of cash at him, tempted him with pocket change, and taught him business logic by charging him a fifteen percent “protection fee.”

While Jiang Shi’an frantically raked in money, He Yanqing followed behind with a thermometer and measuring tape, strictly controlling every bite he ate and every minute he slept.

With his mind set solely on making money, Jiang Shi’an always thought he’d found a sucker. Every day, he eagerly took advantage of the deal by eating and sleeping on schedule, while making a fortune as a wheeler-dealer on the side.

Only when he looked back did he realize he’d been pampered to the point of perfect health, free from every illness, and had been led step by step to the throne of the capital markets.

“Made enough money?” In this golden age, He Yanqing held out a bowl of warm medicinal broth, his gaze cool and obsessive.

“If you’ve made enough, come back and drink your soup. You can keep moving forward, but if you dare mistreat your body, I’ll smash every plate you own. Your life can only belong to me.”