Rebirth of Milkman in 1985

Chen Yuan, a university professor who studied Chinese economic history, died suddenly in his office due to overwork. When he woke up, he found himself reborn as a four-month-old baby in Chenjiagou, Fuyang County, Anhui Province in 1985. At that time, Chenjiagou was the poorest production team in the county, with an annual per capita income of less than 200 yuan. His father, Chen Shoutian, is an honest farmer, his mother, Wang Xiulan, is ill in bed, and her grandmother, Zhou Guilan, can only feed him rice soup. But Chen Yuan was not depressed. As a professor of history, he knows better than anyone what will happen in China in the next forty years - the rise of township enterprises in the 1980s and 1990s, the outbreak of the commodity economy, the pain of state-owned enterprise reform, the opportunity to join the WTO... Every node is an opportunity to redistribute wealth, and he must be in the right position in advance before others realize it. When he was seven years old, he encouraged his father to open a water refilling point on the provincial road and started earning 87 yuan a month. When he was twelve years old, he met Zhao Jianguo, the director of a township enterprise by chance. The two hit it off and began planning a business map that went far beyond the water point. When he was thirteen years old, he wrote a planning plan for a commodity wholesale market and built the first wholesale market within a hundred miles in rural northern Anhui using the "merchant prepaid stall fee" model. But the real challenge has just begun. National road construction, market expansion, logistics integration, warehousing construction, financial layout... Every step is at the node of the times, and every step is also accompanied by unexpected crises. The village party secretary's difficulties, his second uncle's betrayal, disputes with merchants, and lack of funds - Chen Yuan must find his own way in the quagmire of these realities.