Fields, Ponds, and a Fortune of My Own 80s

Donald Chester was trapped by his mother and younger brother's family into living under the Chesters' roof, while his wife and daughter suffered their abuse. He toiled at the family feed mill until success came too late, he was cast aside and died in misery. Transported back to 1988, Donald seizes a second chance. He severs ties with his birth family and brings his wife and daughter to the countryside. Relief turns tense: fields and ponds are infested with crayfish, wrecking villagers' livelihoods. Haunted by betrayal and driven to protect his family, Donald resolves to turn the pest into profit—harvesting and selling crayfish to win the fortune he was once denied.