Reborn in the 1990s: My Second Life

In late autumn of 1990, Lu Heng, once the head of a trillion-yuan tech empire, died with bitter regret amid a brutal capital ambush. When he opened his eyes again, he had returned to thirty years earlier, to the darkest hour: the township electronics factory he had founded was on the verge of collapse, and his father lay gravely ill.

Everyone urged him to give up. The factory owed 800,000 yuan, its workers had gone three months without pay, and its rivals were waiting to pounce. But Lu Heng knew this was the eve of China's private economy taking off, the starting point of a golden decade for the electronics industry.

This time, he would no longer be the