Rebirth 1998: the Unfavorable Boy's Fateful Change

I am Gu Huai. In my previous life, I watched my mother die from lack of money for medical treatment due to cowardice. My father's small department store was shut down by gangsters. I became a bricklayer on a construction site and died of exhaustion at the age of 30. Unexpectedly, I would be reborn in the summer after the college entrance examination in 1998. At the age of 18, I held only 5 yuan in my pocket, looked at my mother coughing in the hospital bed, and vowed to use the "bad ideas" in this life to change my destiny - to help Aunt Wang, the vegetable seller, teach the poor girl a lesson. As a wholesaler, I used the "contract swap trick" to make the wholesaler lose double the money; to help my father get back the owed payment, I pretended to be a "social person" to scare off the old man; even police officer Su Wan from the gang station solved the fraud case and used "fishing law enforcement" to lure the scammers into taking the bait. I'm not a good person, but I want my family to survive and make those who bullied us pay the price. And along the way, I accidentally got involved in an old tomb robbery case in the county. I followed the clues and dug out the secrets of the "Tufuzi" in the early days of liberation. I actually learned the unique skills of identifying soil and tombs, and listening to the wind to find caves from a torn "Divine Handbook". From then on, I did not rely on Feng Shui to predict my fate, but relied on tomb robbing methods to solve the problem - using a "shovel" to check for stolen goods in the cellar, using a "bronze bell" to defraud the old man's account book, and even used "fake ancient tombs" to set up a trap during the renovation of the old city, so that real estate developers would fight against each other. I am not a local master, but I understand their ways; I do not dig up corpses or graves, but I use the brain of a tomb robber to deal with living people. But the policewoman Su Wan, who always scolded me for being "crooked", handed over a flashlight again and again late at night: "Don't touch the corpse, just look for evidence."