Those Years, Those Things

He was heavily in debt, had no wife, no home, and only lived in a 20-square-meter rental house. He liked drinking, because alcohol can anesthetize himself, and he would happily talk to his friends about how he would live a better life in the future. But his friends also knew that this guy drank too much again. He liked to fantasize, fantasize about going back to the past, and fantasize about working hard until one day, his fantasy became reality. He died, but he returned to the day when junior high school started that summer with his memories. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.