Chef Dachang: the Joy of Restarting Life as a Widower at 40

Zhong Shoucheng is a Cantonese chef. After a dump truck crashed, his consciousness returned to thirty years ago. He took over the body of an old man who was washing vegetables and dishes in the kitchen and was killed when he tried to save himself. He discovered that everything he said was true: The family has three large fishing boats and a two-story building. Both parents fell seriously ill and died early in their prime. The twelve-year-old Du Miao finally grew up to be twenty. She believed in the matchmaker and married a sick son. After twenty years, she passed away and returned to the West without leaving a son or a daughter. He became a widower at the age of forty! Relatives all showed up at home. Some wanted to help take care of the fishing boats, some wanted to help farm the land, and some wanted to help live in the building. The old man was cowardly and couldn't resist, so he simply left and washed dishes and vegetables in the restaurant. He worked there for thirty years and never returned to the village. Exhausted? Now this is my own property, how can I let others take it? Zhong Shoucheng didn't go anywhere. He stayed in the villages and towns. First, he used tough methods to teach those relatives who showed all kinds of faces and performed all kinds of treacherous tricks. Second, he made a name for himself with his craftsmanship and became a hard-to-find country chef in eight towns and seventy-two townships. Widower? It is impossible to be a widower! I am sure to get married and have a second spring, but there are too many choices, which is a bit of a headache. I have to be very alert, don't I accidentally get attacked? Families! Who understands the joy of restarting life as a widower at 40?