Rebirth of the Bull and Horse Counterattack

At 2:39 in the morning, programmer Sun Chaoyang died suddenly in a rental house. When he opened his eyes again, he returned to his childhood in the countryside, still clutching the eggs he had just taken from the bird's nest. In his previous life, he was a left-behind child, a scumbag, an Internet-addicted teenager, a college bastard, a failure in job hunting, and a weakling who was squeezed dry by 996. In this life, he doesn't want to wait for his fate to fall. He wanted to stop his father's broken leg at the construction site. He wanted to change his mother's hardship on the assembly line. He had to start all over again one by one, the wasted studies, missed opportunities, pitfalls he had stepped into, and the cold looks he had received. From rural primary schools to county business; from arcades and Internet cafes to the Internet wave; from ordinary cows and horses to people at the poker table of the times. Rebirth is not for showing off, it is for saving people. In this life, Sun Chaoyang wants to pull himself and this family out of the mud.