Rebirth of My Misplaced Life

Lin Yue, a forty-three-year-old business elite, took a nap on his way back from a party. When he opened his eyes, he became a seventeen-year-old boy who had just finished the college entrance examination. In his previous life, he became a billionaire from scratch, but he could not save his younger sister Lin Zhi who died of leukemia at the age of 23, nor could he stop his parents from aging rapidly due to the pain of losing their daughter. Once again, he returned to the turning point of the times with twenty years of business foresight. It is still three years since my sister got sick, two years before the Internet wave broke out, and one month before the Asian financial crisis. On the first day, he used one sentence to expose the tutor who was about to run away. A phone call aroused the vigilance of Shen Ruoyun, a future strong woman in the consulting industry. A torn-off recruitment notice gave clues that the largest electronics agency in Jiangcheng was about to be hit by a thunderstorm. The chirping of cicadas in the Tongzi Tower, the torrent of bicycles, and the unique chaos and vitality of the late 1990s were the starting point for Lin Yue to restart his life. Facing the coming financial crisis and era of dislocation, he must pick up the opportunities that are still lying on the ground one by one before everyone else. But the most difficult thing about rewriting your destiny is not to calculate the timing, but to make the people closest to you believe that you are no longer the child who needs to be protected. The three-year countdown has begun.