The village’s notorious hooligan, Marcus Allen, woke up after a drunken stupor and was suddenly a changed man!
The once-lazy, foul-mouthed good-for-nothing had turned polite, hardworking, and money-making.
Toward his stunning but mute little wife he was no longer barking orders—he spoke in soft, gentle tones, tender to the extreme.
Neighbors left and right scratched their heads: had the sun risen in the west?
Only Marcus Allen knew how unbearably painful life had been after he lost his wife and child in his last life…
Reborn in 1986, everything could still be fixed.
He would earn money with all his might and give his wife and daughter the good life they deserved.
This is a tale of everyday family squabbles and the warmth and chill of human relationships.
The pace is a bit slow, yet the plot still delivers satisfying face-slaps. Watch an entire household rise from humble beginnings; witness every facet of life. If that’s not your cup of tea, steer clear.
P.S. The female lead can’t speak at first because of a childhood trauma—she’ll recover later.
Also titled:
“When the Big Dream Ends, My Wife and Daughter Are Still Alive!”
“Reborn in '86: Back to the Day My Wife and Daughter Died”
