Transmigrating to the 1970S: My Father Favors Others, So I Thrive in the Countryside

His mother died young, his father is hopelessly clueless, and she’s a woman who expects repayment for her favors. He Ye can only feel the exhaustion of trying to wake someone who’s pretending to be asleep. They want him to take his younger brother’s place and head to the countryside? Fine, he’ll go! But if it’s mine, don’t even think about laying a finger on it. You really think I won’t make it back? While everyone else thought he’d be living a hard life, He Ye was thriving. When he returned in glory, he’d reclaim everything he’d lost, one thing at a time. “Dear little brother, you want to inherit Dad’s position as hospital director? Where do you get the nerve?” “Auntie, do you know why your son ended up like this? It’s all because you spoiled him!” Watching the mother and son, who had once been full of schemes and counting on everything going their way, end up with nothing, He Ye turned and walked off. “Son, I’ve finally seen the light. I’m sorry I wronged you. Everything I have is yours, as long as you’re willing to come home.” He Ye took the hand of the girl beside him and smiled tenderly. “You old geezer, you’re even more hateful than that mother and son!” A master healer, an advanced model worker, a driving force behind economic reform… Somehow, his fame just kept growing.