Back to 1995: Starting from Royalties

In 2026, the forty-nine-year-old Xu Zhixing finished writing a 300,000-word novel for someone else. He didn't get the final payment, he didn't get his signature, and he was gone. When he opened his eyes again, he returned to the senior high school class in 1995. On that day, my father was permanently disabled in an accident at the old printing factory, and the family still had a shortfall of 102 yuan in tuition and fees. Save your father first, then earn royalties. Works that have been truly read, listened to, and understood in previous lives will resound in memory. It does not give him a finished product, nor does it write the pen for him, but it gives a man who has been an editor and shooter for more than 20 years the opportunity to finally write his name back into his life. From 50 yuan advertising drafts, to short stories in county newspapers, national publications, best-selling novels, songs and copyrights... In this life, he wants to pull his father out of dangerous odd jobs, make his mother no longer bow her head for a few dollars, and walk out of Nanxi with the girl he once missed. Money needs to be earned, reputation needs to be preserved, and no one in the family should be missed.