Reborn in America's Golden Age

About Reborn in America's Golden Age

On Christmas Eve 1964, Jack Allen was drained of all value by the Houghton family and abandoned in the snow; only as he lay dying did he learn that his wife Winnie and their two daughters had long since perished due to his callousness. Overwhelmed by remorse, Jack was reborn twenty years back—to the very day he had knelt begging the Houghtons to take him in, ready to abandon his biological parents and his pregnant wife. This time, he publicly rejected the Houghtons, injured Robert, raced back to the Allen Farm to rescue Winnie, who was about to give birth, and seized the opportunity of rising firewood prices amid the blizzard using his past-life memories to earn his first pot of gold, paying off the medical bills and regaining a sliver of trust from his family. Afterwards, he gained the appreciation of Katherine Whitney by accurately predicting stock trends, publicly humiliated the Houghtons at the Windsor Hotel, and made his wife Winnie addressed as "Mrs. Allen" with respect for the first time. Later, Jack accumulated capital through the potato business, led the Allen family to make money together, discovered Winnie's talent for needlework, color and matching, and designed the Golden Stitch handbag. Promoted by Katherine's circle of high-society ladies, Golden Stitch quickly became a hit; the Houghtons, lured by profit, tried to seize the agency, only to find that the real owner was none other than Jack, whom they had driven away. Unwilling to admit defeat, Robert privately