After Seeing the Miserable State of My 33-Year-Old Self, I Turned My Life Around in Middle School

At thirty-three, his life falls apart. The Comeback System arrives early, while he's still in middle school, with a mission: win back the desk mate who will become his distant first love. This System really is a little uncanny. Armed with fragments of memories from the future, Su Xun discovers that the seemingly gentle, considerate girls around him are all hiding strange secrets. Before he has time to think it over, the System gives him a new objective: at the end of term, publicly chew out the homeroom teacher who has made his life miserable at every turn, and finally vent fifteen years of pent-up frustration. It's not as if he hasn't tried to defy fate. His face-to-face confession was met with a polite but firm rejection, the Coke he nervously worked up the courage to offer never reached the person it was meant for, and even his childhood friend and his best buddy are worried about him. But the System's prompts never stop: his parents, his studies, his health, the eyes watching from the shadows, every part of his future that's destined to collapse now needs to be set right by his own hands. Su Xun gradually notices, though, that the System's mission rewards are all works that have never appeared in this era. Are they gifts from the future, or a bill that will cost him his life? This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.