When he was fifty years old, Chen Jianguo got a paternity test report.
The eldest son he had raised for twenty-six years was not his biological son.
His wife's concealment, his father-in-law's calculations, and the Zhao family's shadow completely tore his half-life tolerance into pieces.
When he opened his eyes again, he was back in 1998. The college entrance examination results had just been released, the marriage had not yet been decided, and his parents had not yet been overwhelmed by life.
In this life, he only has three rules: not to marry Lin Xiuzhen, not to let his parents suffer poverty again, and not to let anyone use his kindness as a weakness.
From small business in the county town to entrepreneurship in the provincial capital, from the turmoil in the old factory to the commercial landscape, from an anonymous letter to the old case that has been dusty for many years in Qingjiang County Hospital, he took back his tampered life step by step.
Everyone thought he just refused to marry out of anger.
It was not until many years later that the poor boy who refused to be the successor became the real richest man.
Reader comments
"I Became the Richest Man After Refusing to Be a Successor" is a counterattack article that returns to 1998. It is not only the story of the male protagonist Chen Jianguo who rejects the old marriage contract and avoids the tragedy of his previous life after being reborn, but also tells the story of how he relied on judgment, courage and the small business in his hands to turn over the situation step by step amid the wave of layoffs, favors from the county, old files and family involvement. There are business growth lines in the book, as well as suspense clues such as the Zhao family, Lin family, old hospital files, pocket watches, etc. The overall rhythm is more realistic and refreshing. It does not use golden fingers or rely on lottery tickets to get rich. I want to write about the process of a person starting from no longer wronging himself and slowly taking his destiny back into his hands.
"I Became the Richest Man After Refusing to Be a Successor" is a counterattack article that returns to 1998. It is not only the story of the male protagonist Chen Jianguo who rejects the old marriage contract and avoids the tragedy of his previous life after being reborn, but also tells the story of how he relied on judgment, courage and the small business in his hands to turn over the situation step by step amid the wave of layoffs, favors from the county, old files and family involvement. There are business growth lines in the book, as well as suspense clues such as the Zhao family, Lin family, old hospital files, pocket watches, etc. The overall rhythm is more realistic and refreshing. It does not use golden fingers or rely on lottery tickets to get rich. I want to write about the process of a person starting from no longer wronging himself and slowly taking his destiny back into his hands.