Psychologists call the anxious, win-or-lose mindset that comes from being fixated on a goal the Walen effect.
Ruan Tang, an unlucky soul, is unexpectedly reborn in her senior year of high school. Determined to fight fate and enjoy the challenge, she picks herself up and starts over.
She thought her childhood friend, who she believed felt the same way, would accept her confession. Instead, he laughed and said it was hilarious.
A brand-new game mode, and you're scared of that?
She focuses on building her career. Once she has money, handsome men will be a dime a dozen.
She thought she could dominate this new life, but she couldn't remember the college entrance exam questions or the lottery numbers. All she managed to do was save her father and childhood friend, who had died in a car accident.
She magnanimously forgives her childhood friend, but he claims he can predict the future and insists she will die in a skiing accident.
Pah! She clearly jumped into the sea.
After she exposes his clumsy lies, he confesses, gives her a gift, then blocks her and disappears?
Can't you handle losing?
Whether or not I have the right, I'll stand by her side.
If a deep bond isn't enough to bring us together, then I'll become a cat, or a dog caught in the rain. If that still doesn't work, I'll become a child. I bet you'll soften.
The more you care, the more easily you lose.
In the end, it cannot be attained.
In the end, it cannot be let go.
“Let it go! Don't keep yourself and her trapped in the past.”
“I'll try. I promise.”
“If things don't go as you wish, then Heaven must have other plans...”
“Okay.”
