Reborn as a Civil Servant

At two o'clock in the morning, Liang Zhixing, the 42-year-old vice president of a real estate company, casually clicked on the CAD pop-up window: Do you want to restore the last graphics? When he opened his eyes again, he was back in 2011. Twenty-seven years old, working in a design institute, when Party A pressed for drawings, the director roared: "The gate of Binjiang One must be the most magnificent in the city!" The graphics were restored, and so was his life. Others are reborn, betting on the World Cup and chasing the white moonlight. The first thing Liang Zhixing did after his rebirth was to change the door for Party A. Because only he knows that this real estate that is about to sell out all over the city will have thousands of owners blocking the door and scolding them in fifteen years. This year, real estate has been on fire. He knows which subway will be launched in the future, which wasteland will double in size, and which giant will collapse. From a young designer to the project creator, from the vice president of the design institute to his own design company and real estate group, he wants to turn all the pitfalls he stepped on in his previous life into steps in this life. It's just that careers can be redrawn, but there is no standard picture album for relationships. Fifteen years ago, he painted houses for others. Fifteen years later, he will let everyone who pays money live in his own home. But the most practical question right now is: "Gong Liang, Party A said that the drawings must be produced tonight." "... You've already been reborn, why do you still have to work overtime?"