The Resurrection of Justice
The Resurrection of Justice

The Resurrection of Justice

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2025- 2025
1 Seasons
24 Episodes
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Zhang Xin uncovers his father's murder by a billionaire's son and is determined to seek justice, but a car accident sends him back to 2001 in the body of a driver for the same family. Unexpectedly married to the family's youngest daughter, he uses his new position to expose their wrongdoings from within.

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楊業明

Zhang Xin / Xie Xin

楊業明
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Yu Binghui

Li Chuhong

Yu Binghui
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曹天恺

Li Cheng

曹天恺
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任学海

Li Hongxiong

任学海
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天锁

Li Jie

天锁
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周雨婷

Gu Qingzhu

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