Bayi in Western Sichuan: Getting rich starts with blasting stone roads

Li Xiangyang was reborn in 1981. In his previous life, after the flood in Guanxian County, boulders rolled down from the mountains and blocked the only road out. His father, Li Shengli, answered the call to blast the passage clear, but the warehouse manager, driven by greed, supplied faulty detonators and explosives. His father was killed on the spot. From then on, the family’s misfortunes piled up. His mother developed thyroid cancer three years later, and Li Xiangyang spent five years in prison trying to raise money for her treatment. With no one to care for them, his younger siblings were forced to leave their hometown and were never heard from again. The family fell apart completely. But now, he has been given a second chance. This time, it is not too late. The corrupt warehouse manager is sent to execution, and Li Xiangyang earns good will along the way. He develops a passion for the consignment business and, using the knowledge from his past life, saves money, takes over the shop, and makes his first move. While others are struggling to get by, Li Xiangyang is already enjoying ginkgo stewed chicken, one of Qingcheng’s four signature dishes, and riding the first batch of Jialing motorcycles. Before his hometown is fully developed, he has the foresight to set up a transportation station. With the experience of his previous life, he expands it step by step and establishes the largest private shipping department in the Dragon Kingdom. Of course, life is not only about making money. There are family matters to attend to, a good wife to marry, children to raise, and a new life to build—one that is richer and more fulfilling than before.