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If the router reconnects to the internet when it factory resets and it still works as a gateway, there may still be hope. You'd need some SSH host on another machine behind the router; you'd probably also need some sort of minimal VPS. You could setup a reverse SSH tunnel on the SSH host that would tunnel through the router to the VPS, then you'd be able to connect through the VPS into your network.
Honestly tho, this is a lot of work and if time is tight you might just wanna roll to a store and buy whatever cheap router you can find to limp along til you get back.