Rebirth 2000: I Won't Let My Mother Go to Work

In the summer of 2000, 15-year-old Lin Yuan ran wildly carrying his mother who had fainted in a rice field. The images that suddenly flooded into his mind told him: Three years later, his mother would die of liver cancer. Trigger - overexertion. Malnutrition. The whole village was trying to persuade her: go south to work and earn 800 yuan a month. He doesn't know which stock will rise or which piece of land will be developed. He only knows one thing: he must stop the ticket to Guangzhou. But what can a junior high school student do to fight against the tide of the entire era? Thirty-seven yuan and eighty cents in savings, a crumpled ledger, and the three acres of barren slopes in my grandfather's backyard. Three years. No part-time job. Immortal. He promised.