Back to My Sophomore Year: First, I'll Persuade My Father to Sell the Factory

[Rebirth + Business and Entrepreneurship + Family Realism + No System + Technology and Industry]

In his previous life, Liu Tuo watched his father's factory drag the whole family down, while he himself lived through one "too late" after another until middle age.

When he opened his eyes again, he was back in 2008, still a sophomore in college, with nothing on his desk but an overdue payment notice.

In five days, the loan his father had guaranteed for someone else would come due. The family's house was about to be mortgaged for one last round of financing for the factory.

Liu Tuo had no System, and he couldn't remember every secret to getting rich. He only knew he had to lay out the cash, payroll, bills, and guarantees on the same table first, even if the first step was persuading his father to sell the factory he'd run for more than a decade.

From the financial crisis to enterprise software, from overseas expansion to financial risks, and then the wave of artificial intelligence, he wanted to change more than just his family's fate. But as his memories gradually grew unreliable, his partners began saying no, and his parents no longer wanted to be told what to do, Liu Tuo finally had to face a more difficult question:

When the future is no longer knowable, can he still lead the people around him and forge a path forward together?