In 1992, his daughter had a high fever, his wife wanted to take their child to her parents' home, and Chen Xiangdong had a ticket south in his pocket.
In his previous life, he abandoned his family to make his way in the world for years. By the time he came home with money, the person he most wanted to make it up to was already gone.
Returned to the rainy night when fate took its turn, he gave up his ticket and began by repairing a black-and-white TV struck by lightning.
He repaired radios, bought back his wife's sewing machine, collected old appliances, opened a shop, provided after-sales service, and eventually built his own appliance factory. He relied not on a System or lottery winnings, but on his skills, his reputation, and keeping meticulous accounts so he would never make the same careless mistakes again.
An old TV can be repaired. A life burdened by regrets is harder to fix.
This time, Chen Xiangdong intends both to build a family business and to keep the door open for his wife and daughter.
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