At the moment when the mine collapsed, Zhao Qingshan realized that he had lived a useless life.
His father died of illness, his mother worked hard, his younger brother went astray, his fiancée was forced to break off the engagement, and he spent half his life underground in a coal mine, and finally died in the darkness.
When he opened his eyes again, he was reborn in Xiaotun, Northeast China in 1981.
The mountain is covered with heavy snow outside, and the fire in the house is half cold. His father's legs were not broken yet, his mother was still scolding him at the stove, his younger brother was still just a bastard, and the girl he had regretted for half his life was not married yet.
In this life, Zhao Qingshan no longer bows his head.
He went into the snowy ridge, set hunting traps, fought wild boars, dug wild ginseng, and saved his first pot of gold with a hunting knife.
Others laughed at him for being too poor to open the pot, but he turned around and let the whole family eat white flour dumplings.
Others said that the abandoned coal kiln was a dead man's kiln, but he knew that there was a layer of real black gold hidden underneath.
From a hunter to a mine owner, from a poor boy in a small village to a coal tycoon in Northeast China, Zhao Qingshan walked forward in the wind and snow.
In this life, he wants to protect his family, marry his sweetheart, and also personally rewrite the coal city that swallowed his life in his previous life.
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The author's ideas are good, and the subject matter is attractive, but the writing is too artificial. You might as well revise each account a little yourself.