After Rebirth, I Became the Richest Man by Collecting Rags.

Zhou Ye died suddenly at his workstation at the age of 35. He opened his eyes and went back to 2005, when he was 18 years old and the college entrance examination had just ended. The family was extremely poor—my father was laid off and worked as a three-wheeler to collect scraps, and my mother sold tofu in the vegetable market. In his previous life, he desperately got involved and ended up in the hospital; in this life, he decided to change his life and do only one thing: help his family collect waste. The result is the awakening of the "urban waste recycling system": discerning eyes, time capsules, and garbage dump maps. Old books, old appliances, old factories, demolition plots, Internet outlets... What others see as rags are all gold mines in his eyes. Starting from a scrap pile in the west of the city, he picked up scraps, hoarded land, set up companies, built platforms, and went public. He took advantage of every wave of dividends in e-commerce, housing prices, and the mobile Internet. From a poor boy who collected rags, he became the "richest rag collector". The full text has been completed, welcome to start.