I Was a Gangster in the 1990S

When he woke up, Zhou Ye returned to the 1990s and became a "bastard" that everyone in the factory looked down upon: his family was in debt, his father was on the verge of being laid off, his mother had been taking medicine all year round, and even his fiancée was waiting to call off the engagement. But Zhou Ye knows that the cracks in the times have opened - supply and marketing gap, individual economy, township enterprises, state-owned enterprise restructuring, border trade and real estate... Every wave is a ladder for ordinary people to stand up. He does not rely on metaphysics, but only three things: The courage to fight, the knowledge ten years in advance, and the ruthlessness to figure out people's hearts. From a car repair stall to contracting a small factory, from plundering raw materials to opening up sales channels; from being blocked by gangsters to sending opponents into trouble; from everyone laughing at his whimsical ideas, to writing his name on the front page of local newspapers—— In this life, Zhou Ye does not seek to be a good person, but only seeks to let his family live a life of excellence. This is a story of grassroots rise through the dividends of the times: Money must be earned, revenge must be avenged on the spot, and glory must be achieved step by step.