Rebirth 1995: Father, Don't Sign That Contract

In 2026, Lin Yanzhou burns a thirty-one-year-late innocence certificate at his father's grave. When he opens his eyes again, he is back on May 17, 1995. Red Star Machinery Factory owes seven months of wages, and his father Lin Guodong is about to sign a "joint venture to save the factory" contract. Forty-seven minutes later, the contract takes effect; two hours later, the warehouse catches fire; three days later, his father is taken away for investigation due to loss of state-owned assets, and the family is destroyed. This time, Lin Yanzhou bursts into the meeting room and publicly tears open the contract's hidden pages: what is mortgaged is not the abandoned workshop, but the factory's most valuable production line. But stopping the signing is only the beginning. Wages must be paid, orders must be found, machines must be repaired, and the people hidden behind the account books, weighbridge tickets, and that fire must be exposed. No system, no windfall wealth—Lin Yanzhou has only thirty years of manufacturing experience and an increasingly blurry memory. From repairing a gear hobbing machine sentenced to death to building the first Qingshan-brand agricultural machine; from a twelve-person repair team to a roaring industrial park. In this life, he wants not only his father's innocence but also for those left behind by the times to have a bowl of rice earned by their own hands. — Description from novelcodex.orgFull novel: Rebirth 1995: Father, Don't Sign That Contract — read the rest free on N​o⁠v​e⁠l​C⁠o​d⁠e​x⁠.​o⁠r​g⁠