In his previous life, Lin Weidong spent twenty years serving as a live-in husband to the widow Qiu Yuzhen. He supported her mother-in-law, Lin Guizhi, and raised her three ungrateful stepchildren, Liu Jianjun, Liu Jianmin, and Liu Xiufang, until they were grown. He paid for their schooling and weddings, then, at forty-eight, fell gravely ill from overwork and developed kidney failure that required a transplant.
The doctor told him that a kidney was available and was an excellent match, but it would cost 450,000 yuan. Years earlier, Lin Weidong had built a three-story house with five units, and it had been demolished for compensation worth more than two million yuan. He begged Qiu Yuzhen to pay for his treatment, but she flatly refused. She said the money had to be saved to buy the children BMWs, and that caring for him and buying his medicine would become a bottomless pit. She signed the consent form to discontinue treatment on the spot.
"Yuzhen... With the demolition money and our savings, we still have over four million... If I get a kidney, I can recover... I can still work..."
Lin Weidong looked at his wife as if she were his last lifeline, his eyes full of hope.
"Why bother with a transplant? You'd be better off going in peace. The money can go to the children. That'll be your final gift to them. The three of them called you Dad for twenty years. You haven't wasted your life."
Qiu Yuzhen looked down at him, without a trace of affection between husband and wife. Her voice was icy.
"You old fool, learn your lesson in your next life! If you work like a beast of burden for another family, you have to be ready to slave away. When an ox gets old, sick, and can't work anymore, you butcher it for meat. You don't keep it around for the New Year, do you?" Liu Jianjun said with a smug laugh.
Lin Weidong breathed his last, filled with boundless hatred and regret. He swore that if he ever got another chance, he would never again become a beast of burden for another family!
When he opened his eyes again, Lin Weidong discovered that he had been reborn on October 15, 1990. It was payday at the flour mill, and to stop Qiu Yuzhen from collecting his wages, he sprinted toward the mill…
The plot is quite compact and not sloppy, which is good.
The rating shouldn't be so low! It's very interesting. The plot is very compact and not laggy. The writing is refreshing. I like this kind of author. It's very friendly to our readers. I like the male protagonist's slap in the face and his neatness. It's not like the Holy Father at all. Great support for the author. I support you🥰🥰
This short play has a sense of the times and is very well written👍
I have actually seen a gangster family. The man is a mute and supports the woman's whole family. The man who runs the business is a stall and has no ability to work. I had never heard of gangsters in the 1990s. At that time, marriage certificates were required.
Well done comic! It's very contemporary, and the follow-up to the book is also well written!
I came here to watch the short drama. The short drama looked pretty good.
Very nice, I like it very much
The plot is interesting and not too boring to watch, which is very good. Many novels are always praised by others. But I went to watch it, and there were really a lot of plots that were so bland and boring that I couldn't watch them anymore. A novel like this that doesn't have any boring plot points throughout is very good.
The writing is really good compared to other novels. I have read this novel twice. This novel has a rhythm and the story is compact and logical. Plus it has a cool writing system. Well, it's still pretty cool.
Good! Come on, no moji, come on...