Reborn on the 69th New Year's Eve: Split the Family, Cut Ties, Break the Engagement, Support the Family
[Medium hostility · Hand-to-hand combat · Brainless power fantasy · Decisive and ruthless · Take revenge immediately · Slight ensemble cast · Spirit Spring Space]
Zhao Zhihua, a top 996 wage slave in the 21st century, dies after being hit by a car while saving a little girl, and is reborn on New Year’s Eve in 1969!
Damn, what a hellish start. My father has already died several months ago, and at home there are still two young younger sisters and a mother who has no backbone!
My father, Zhao Wencai, was originally a member of the security joint defense team in Beijing and died in the line of duty.
On New Year’s Eve, his father’s friend brings over a temporary worker slot in the security joint defense team, and the Zhao family explodes into chaos!
The biased old master and old madam want to snatch this slot and give it to their youngest son, Zhao Wenxi, and the whole family joins in to force Zhao Zhihua’s family!
They fight in the afternoon, and Zhao Zhihua is knocked unconscious by Zhao Wenxi and dies on the kang, after which the protagonist transmigrates in!
Facing the pressure, the protagonist decides to fight back. Using the temporary worker slot together with the brigade captain, he starts a big fight that very night and forcefully announces the protagonist’s arrival!
He discovers that he has a cheat ability in the form of a spirit spring space, as well as daily refreshed future intelligence!
Before the Zhao family can calm down, the canceled engagement comes knocking too!
To hell with all of this—split the family, cut ties, cancel the engagement, I’m not serving anymore!
If you won’t accept it, then fight!
Fight until you do, with fists straight to the flesh!
Whoever makes my family unhappy, I’ll repay them tenfold!
Rest assured, this is a no-suffering read, fully handmade!
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