Spokesman for the Dead

He can make the dead speak. Shen Mo, 38, is the youngest chief of the forensic department in the provincial bureau. Over sixteen years, he has examined more than two thousand corpses, earning him the nickname "Spokesman for the Dead." While investigating the Shiquan River serial disappearances, a truck with no license plates hits him. Before dying, he sees the driver holding a syringe—this was no accident; it was a silencing. When he wakes up, he is back in 2008, eighteen years old, a senior in high school. His father is still alive. His mother is still young. None of the tragedies have happened yet. But his mind holds memories of the next eighteen years—earthquakes, murders, stock market crashes, the rise of criminal organizations... He knows the organization that killed him is still in its infancy. This time, he will use the secrets of the dead to rewrite the fate of the living. — Description from novelcodex.org