In 2024, 65-year-old Lu Yuanzhou betrayed his family in a business game, his company was acquired, and his life's hard work was wiped out. On his deathbed, he returned to 1978 - the era that changed China's destiny and the summer when he was 18 years old.
Lu Yuanzhou, who was reborn, started out as a poor boy in a small county in southern Anhui Province with half a century of memories and business acumen. He no longer follows the old path of his previous life, but accurately steps into every trend of the times: from contracting land to grow cotton, to setting up a textile factory, from going south to Shenzhen to do foreign trade, to acquiring land in Pudong for real estate, from betting on Internet e-commerce to laying out new energy chips.
But rebirth is not cheating. What Lu Yuanzhou faced was the swords and swords of the real world: the institutional collision of state-owned enterprises, the encirclement and suppression of foreign giants, internal disputes within the family, the overt and covert attacks of competitors, and his own growing desires.
After fifty years of ups and downs in business, he built a business empire spanning seven major industries. But when he reaches the top, he must answer a question: Is he reborn to win, or to make up for those he owes in his previous life?
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I was hooked from the beginning, looking forward to the follow-up story
I was hooked from the beginning, looking forward to the follow-up story