Mr. Hazelnut

Once upon a time, Xu Zhen was just an ordinary high school student, and his life could even be described as mediocre. He was admitted to college at the age of eighteen, admitted to a graduate school after three years of study, married a colleague at the age of twenty-eight, had his own son at the age of thirty-two, was unemployed at the age of thirty-eight, divorced at the age of forty, and died in a car accident at the age of forty-five. I seem to be missing something. Xu Zhen stood on the Naihe Bridge in despair. In a trance, a human face was vaguely reflected in the bottomless river of life and death. Wearing a high crown, long hair, soft face, and spring in his eyes, he looked just like him. So he went down to the mortal world and became him, completing the transformation of his identity. This is a story about an ordinary person traveling to ancient times and becoming extraordinary in ancient times. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.