Name: Back to 2006
Author: Quiet Camel

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122Chapters

Synopsis

Rebirth in 2006: The Qingyun Era In the bloody dusk of the Myanmar jungle in 2026, Xu Qingran fell in front of him. Even though he later held a trillion-dollar fortune, Luo Bei was trapped in endless regret and spent the rest of his thirty years alone. When he opened his eyes, he returned to the senior high school classroom in 2006. Luo Bei returned with century-old vision technology. Making money and building a career is a casual matter. Protecting those you love, making up for regrets, healing loved ones, and settling the world are the only obsessions in this life. The Wind Rises 2006, all regrets can be fulfilled.

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The imagination is wide open and the plot is unexpected
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