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Two decades ago, the uncle left home due to family misfortune. After building a billion-dollar fortune in disguise, he returns to the small town to find his lost nephew. Pretending to be a down-and-out worker, he finds his kind-hearted nephew, a convenience store clerk being bullied at work, is secretly helped by his prideful female colleague who has a crush on him. The uncle secretly plans to solve the nephew's workplace crisis, reveals his identity in a family inheritance dispute and uncovers the truth of being framed by his half-brother years ago. Finally, he settles family grudges and matches the nephew with the colleague, presenting a rewarding drama full of counterattacks, sweet love and twists.
In the 1980s: I Found a Factory Director Stepmom for My Daughter
Lin Jianguo, a machinery factory worker who重生ed (reborn) to 1985, stared at his 7-year-old daughter Xiaotang—silent since her mother’s death—and vowed to fix the regret of not giving her a complete family in his past life. He saved Su Xiaomei, a female factory director labeled “husband-killer”—the strong woman who’d fled town due to rumors in his past life, now crouching in the workshop corner picking up parts, blood oozing from her fingertips. Lin helped clear her name, but Xiaotang poured sugar water on Su’s dress at their first meeting: “You’re not my mom!” Instead of getting angry, Su took out an orange candy she’d saved for three days: “Xiaotang, this is sweeter than your dad’s.” When Su took Xiaotang to buy cloth for a new dress, when Lin watched the two hang clothes in the yard, he thought he’d found the warmest domesticity. But on the day they planned to get married, Su’s “dead husband” suddenly showed up…
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