The Literary Tycoon: Reborn in 1981

At sixty, Liu Yujian jumped from the eighteenth floor. Bankrupt, owing fifty million, gravely ill, and abandoned by all—he had turned his life into the worst script imaginable. But when he opened his eyes again, he found himself back in 1981, seventeen years old, in a Shanghai suburb, working as a private teacher. He sailed through life smoothly, becoming a literary giant, stock market guru, and the richest man. Yet, the one person he could never let go of was his wife, Zhang Mei. In his previous life, she stayed with him through total ruin, enduring debt collectors' abuse and estrangement from their children, without ever blaming him. After rebirth, he met the seventeen-year-old Zhang Mei ahead of time. At the old street's corner store, he handed her his first book; she stood behind the counter, her ponytail swaying as she smiled. He shuttled between the two timelines, guarding her as she grew up while desperately earning enough money to save her in her later years. This is not a power fantasy. It is a story of a man repaying a debt over two lifetimes—to the woman he always owed. True rebirth is not about getting a new life; it's about returning to that person even if it takes a hundred lives. — Description from novelcodex.org