Reborn a day later, I emptied my enemy's possessions beforehand.

After Zhou Haibing and Liu Changhe walked away, they entered the warehouse, their thoughts covering the entire space.

The 5,000-square-meter warehouse, containing hundreds of pieces of furniture, hundreds of appliances, thousands of meters of fabric, thousands of pieces of clothing, and nearly a thousand electronic products, all disappeared in a very short time and entered the Shennong Space.

He sorted and put the supplies away in categories.

The furniture was placed in an open area next to the tool area, while the appliances were placed in the "time freeze" area.

Fabrics and clothing were placed on a dry, flat area in the regular area, while electronic products were placed in the time-frozen area.

The components inside computers and mobile phones will age, so it is best to place them in a time-stabilized environment.

The warehouse is empty.

Zhou Haibing walked out of the warehouse, got into his car, and checked his phone.

There was another contact he needed to meet—Pan Xueyuan, the young man who helped him collect electronic data.

He made a phone call to Pan Xueyuan.

The phone rang twice before being answered. A young voice came from the other end, hoarse from staying up all night:

"Uncle Haibing, where are you?"

"We're almost at your building. Have you got your things ready?"

"Everything's ready. The hard drive cases are all packed up. Just come up and get them."

Pan Xueyuan is the son of an old friend of Zhou Haibing. He is 26 years old this year, graduated with a degree in computer science, and is very skilled. He works as a technical supervisor at an internet company in the provincial capital.

Zhou Haibing had a good relationship with his father and watched the child grow up.

I asked him to help collect various electronic data this time, and I gave him 50,000 yuan as a service fee.

Zhou Haibing drove to the apartment building where Pan Xueyuan rented, parked the car, and went upstairs.

Pan Xueyuan rented a two-bedroom apartment, and the living room was filled with various electronic devices and computer accessories, like a miniature data center.

He picked up a black backpack from the desk, unzipped it, and inside were three black portable hard drive enclosures, each containing a large-capacity solid-state drive.

"Uncle Haibing, everything you wanted is in here," Pan Xueyuan said, handing the backpack to Zhou Haibing while rubbing his hands together.

"I really didn't expect you to have me collect so many different kinds of things, and so varied."

Zhou Haibing took the bag, unzipped it, and glanced inside. The three hard drive cases were neatly arranged, each with a label bearing a number written on it in marker.

He asked, "Tell me, what's inside?"

Pan Xueyuan started counting on his fingers as if he had opened a floodgate:

"The first hard drive contains natural science materials, including textbooks, monographs, and papers on various disciplines such as mathematics, physics, chemistry, biology, astronomy, and geography, covering everything from basic theories to cutting-edge research."

I've categorized them by era and difficulty level. If you need to look up something in the future, just follow the folder.

"The second hard drive is for engineering and technology fields: mechanical manufacturing, electrical engineering, civil engineering, chemical engineering, computer science, and materials science."

I have collected tens of thousands of professional books and drawings, especially the mechanical manufacturing drawings you mentioned.

From simple parts to complex industrial equipment, we have it all, including domestic standard drawings and foreign technical manuals, many of which are in English. I also installed translation software for you.

"The third hard drive contains other materials: economics and management, agricultural technology, medicine, pharmacy, history, geography, literature, and art."

There are also some entertainment resources you mentioned—movies, TV series, music, e-books, and games.

My film and television collection mainly consists of classic films from the 1970s and 80s to 2000, all of which you might enjoy.

The same goes for music: Teresa Teng, Jonathan Lee, Lo Ta-yu, Cui Jian, Beyond, and popular hits from various eras.

Zhou Haibing zipped up his backpack, slung it over his shoulder, looked at Pan Xueyuan, and said sincerely:

"Xueyuan, thank you for your hard work. This thing is so important to me, more important than any mountain of gold or silver."

Pan Xueyuan waved his hand:

"Uncle Haibing, please don't be so polite. My dad once said that you helped him a lot, and I never had a chance to repay you. I'm so happy to finally be able to help you this time."

Zhou Haibing took out his phone from his pocket and transferred 50,000 yuan to Pan Xueyuan's account.

Pan Xueyuan glanced at his phone and quickly said:

"Uncle Haibing, this is too much. I'm just downloading some files for you; it's not worth this much."

"Here you go." Zhou Haibing patted his shoulder.

"It wasn't easy for you to collect all this stuff, it's worth the price. Get some rest, I'm leaving now."

"Uncle Haibing, drive carefully on the road." Pan Xueyuan waved to him as he saw him off at the elevator.

Zhou Haibing went downstairs, got into the car, and carefully placed the backpack containing the hard drive on the back seat.

The contents of these three hard drives are more valuable than the supplies he has piled up in the warehouse.

Those supplies would allow him to have enough to eat and wear, live comfortably, and be able to work.

But these things allow him to know what will happen in the world in the next few decades, and allow him to grasp the most cutting-edge scientific knowledge and technology decades in advance.

Zhou Haibing took Sun Guiying's phone out of his pocket and looked through the transfer records of Sun Guiying's bank card.

730 million.

This is the total amount of cash he has plundered from all his enemies over the past few days.

Adding his own savings, the 390 million yuan transferred from the company account, and the payments he had just made to Hao Yuzhu, Kong Zhiqiang, and Liu Changhe, there was practically no money left in the card.

Because he has already spent all of those 730 million.

Everything was exchanged for supplies, which were piled up in Shennong Space: fertilizers, pesticides, seeds, agricultural machinery, generators, solar panels, tools, furniture, appliances, clothing, and electronic products, filling it to the brim.

That money was money in 2016, but by 1976 it was just worthless paper.

But those supplies were priceless in 1976.

However, this is not enough.

His revenge before his rebirth was not over yet; he would continue to seek revenge.

Zhou Haibing put his phone away, leaned back in the driver's seat, closed his eyes, and quickly started calculating in his mind.

His Haibing Pharmaceutical Company, which he founded and was worth billions, was stolen by Sun Guiying and Wang Jinshan. He now only has one percent of the shares left, and it's impossible for him to get them back.

But the company's fixed assets are still there.

The two pharmaceutical factories, along with their production lines, equipment, stockpiled drugs, and raw materials, are worth over a billion yuan.

He can't take away the company's shares, but he can move all the fixed assets away, leaving nothing behind.

And An Baojun's gold shops.

That beast owned several chain gold shops, and the gold bars, gold jewelry, and gold processing equipment in the shops added up to a considerable fortune.

Gold has value at all times; by 1976 it had become a hard currency.

Li Zhigang's chain supermarkets cannot be overlooked either.

The guy who pushed his own sister into the fire has opened several supermarkets and a warehouse specifically for stockpiling goods, with all sorts of supplies inside worth at least tens of millions.

Move out, move everything out.

Needless to say, Zhang Wenbin's chain of pharmacies are also well-known.

That bastard owns several pharmacies and a drug warehouse with a large quantity of medicines and medical equipment.

These things were worth more than gold in 1976.

In those days, many commonly used medicines were unavailable, and medical equipment was an even scarcer resource.