The Snow That Fell That Winter Became a Thunderclap in This Life

In an ordinary room at the county hospital, Wang Yang’s terminal illness puts his life on a countdown. Carrying endless regrets, he slowly closes his eyes. As he listens to the first snow falling outside the window, memories of his decades spent drifting aimlessly flash through his mind: his first love was forced by her relatives to marry someone else, and in despair he tried to drown himself in a lake, but failed. He could never forget the years of searching for her after he left the army. For decades, he lived like a walking corpse. The snow that winter became the nightmare of his life. When he opens his eyes, he has been reborn in 2005, before enlisting. In this life, Wang Yang vows to leave no regrets. He has no golden finger, only a mind full of memories from his past life. The snow from that winter has finally melted in the height of summer. But in this life, I won’t let it melt into regret. I’ll make it crash like thunder and clear away every storm for you.

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Please do not imitate.