Renascido em 2012, Começando com 500 Milhões

"Sir, if you had a million, would you be willing to donate money to those in need?"
"I would."
"And if you had ten million?"
"I would."
"What about a hundred million?"
"I would."
"And if you had a car?"
In an old, cramped apartment in the old district of Bincheng, this classic exchange echoed from the speaker of a bulky, old-fashioned TV. At the dining table, Wang Can, munching on a slice of cream bread, chuckled and answered faster than the person on TV:
"I wouldn’t, because I actually own a car."
Sure enough, the interviewee on TV gave exactly the same answer.
“Haha, you’re something else, kid. You can even guess that,” said the middle-aged man sitting opposite, grinning as he took a sip of baijiu from his glass.
The burning liquid slid down his throat, forcing out a sizzling gasp.
That man was Wang Tianming, Wang Can’s new father.
Yes, in every sense—ethical and biological—his true “new dad.”
Wang Can had been reborn.
But perhaps too many people had been reincarnating in recent years, and the Bureau of Rebirth Management made a mistake verifying his identity.
He ended up reborn in 2012 as another high schooler named Wang Can.
To Wang Can, who grew up in an orphanage, as long as his gender remained unchanged, a mix-up in identity wasn’t much of an issue.
On the contrary, he was looking forward to experiencing what it was like to have a family.
But fate had a sense of humor; this new identity did come with parents, but the family was d