Dingyuan Xiantu

I died suddenly of cerebral hemorrhage at the age of 38. I was the eldest son of the fourth generation in our family. My family liked me very much, but they also had high expectations for me, both when I was studying and after work. In this era of rapid development, I was dissatisfied with the status quo and started several businesses in my life. I never got married or had children, let alone a car or a house. Occasionally, I heard my nephews and nieces from the younger generation talking to their friends about me. He was that relative of mine. He was ambitious and smooth-tongued. After my death, I traveled back to the body of a genius, but I could only be cautious, worried that it would disappear without a trace if I wasn't careful.