Rebirth 2018: the Database in My Head

Lin Yan died in the early morning of April 30, 2026. My heart ached, the handbrake was not on, and the car slid into the river. When the water poured down his throat, he was still thinking about how many orders he had run today. Thirty-one orders, turnover of 420 yuan, deducting the electricity bill, net profit of more than 200 yuan. When he opened his eyes again, he returned to the playground of the graduation ceremony on June 8, 2018. There is one more thing in my mind. A database containing all public information from 2018 to 2026. The rise and fall of stocks, policy trends, and the rise and fall of industries. Eight years of data, verbatim. In his previous life, he had a monthly salary of 3,000, his company went bankrupt, and he died while running an online car-hailing service. In this life, he wanted to try to see if he could change his way of living by relying on the information gap of these eight years.