Reborn, Who'd Want to Be a County-Town Brahmin?

Li Haoyu spent half his life striving, becoming someone else's model child while losing himself along the way.

The lull in opportunities in the big city dragged on until it felt hopeless. Suddenly, he no longer wanted to be a prodigy or carry the world on his shoulders.

He returned to the small town where he was born and raised, bought a courtyard, grew flowers and vegetables, went fishing, and daydreamed. He was determined to live the comfortable life of a wealthy idler.

But being idle is hard!

As he takes one step after another…

He is asked to lead the rural revitalization effort, receives an award as the city's shining star, and somehow gets saddled with the title of venture capital godfather.

Looking at the people lining up outside his door to seek his advice, Li Haoyu just wants to pull his straw hat back over his face and get home to his lovely wife.

I really don't want to be the county-town Brahmin!

The author isn't making things up. I'm a bona fide Brahmin.

My previous novel is complete at four million characters, entirely written by hand, with multiple heroines, a tomboy, a tsundere, a top student, a touch of period drama, and the everyday warmth of ordinary life.