My Dutiful Children Sold Me to Northern Myanmar. Reborn, I Make Them Kneel Aside

In his previous life, Zhou Shengli was betrayed by his own children, sold to northern Myanmar for 100,000 yuan, and left to die on a cold operating table. As he lay dying, the only person who tried to save him, even at the cost of selling everything he owned, was the eldest son he had neglected for most of his life. Reborn in 1988, he returns to a time when the winds of reform and opening up are sweeping across China. Gold lies everywhere, but so do treacherous hearts. When his ungrateful children come asking again for overseas study placements and jobs at state-owned enterprises, Zhou Shengli smiles. “You want them? Fine. Then trade me your ‘filial devotion.’” He stages an absurd charade of “a loving father and dutiful children.” His eldest daughter steals ration coupons from her in-laws to prove her “devotion,” while his youngest son sells his blood for money just to “win his favor.” But they don’t know that Zhou Shengli has already set out with the honest, simple-minded eldest son who was the only one to save him in his previous life, into the remote mountains, where they’ve found a hidden path to fortune... “In this life, I’ll make you watch with your own eyes as the things you fought so hard to claim become worthless in my hands!”