Rebirth in the 90s: Don't Drive Tomorrow

On July 15, 2040, the death anniversary of Wei Shouzhuo. Wei Jie, 67 years old with billions in assets, returned alone to the Qinglong River and died at the bridgehead. When he opened his eyes again, it was July 14, 1990, in the old county house, with the fan creaking—Wei Shouzhuo was still alive, and he was scheduled to drive out tomorrow. On July 15 of the previous life, Wei Shouzhuo drove his car into the Qinglong River. From that day on, Wei Jie spent fifty years climbing to the top of wealth, and another fifty years regretting the same question: Why didn't I stop him that morning? In this life, there are no superpowers, no systems, only a mind full of accounts: treasury bonds are about to be liberalized, subscription warrants are still unclaimed, the stock market has just opened, and county land is as cheap as cabbage. Money must be earned, trends must be seized, and those who harmed Wei Shouzhuo will not escape. But the first thing—Dad, you're not allowed to drive tomorrow. — Description from novelcodex.org