In 2031, the protagonist, who is nearly sixty years old, has been rooted in the grassroots for half his life, experiencing the ups and downs of human relationships and the ups and downs of the world. When I was young, I was reckless and short-sighted, and I repeatedly missed the opportunities of the times. I worked hard for half my life, but in the end I was only left with regrets and vicissitudes of life. He often hopes that he can start his life over again, stick to his heart and leave no debt.
A big dream made him turn back the time thirty years, and he returned to 2001, in the golden age of his early twenties. With a clear and clear mind accumulated through half a lifetime of suffering, in this life he is determined to stay away from the endless infighting and disputes within the system, not to pursue power, and not to be greedy for shortcuts to get rich.
He doesn't have a golden finger, nor does he have a shocking opportunity. He just wants to make a stable living, protect his family, and make up for all the regrets in his previous life. With half a lifetime of experience, he sticks to his conscience, understands the suffering of the grassroots people, listens to the voices of the people, provides practical and feasible strategies, gently corrects the impetuous local business atmosphere, and silently guards the ordinary fireworks.
Others are reborn to reach the top and change their destiny, but his rebirth is only for self-salvation and reconciliation with the past. After all the hardships in the world, he always sticks to the bottom line of being a human being. He does not seek wealth and fame in his life, but only seeks to act magnanimously and have no regrets in his heart. After going through thousands of sails, I finally understand that ordinary perseverance is the best fulfillment in life.
