When the protagonist was born, his father, who loved musical instruments, planned to name him Wang Xun. But while writing it down at the household registration office, he accidentally wrote Wang Sun instead. The name stayed with him for forty years. When he came of age, his family all urged him to change it. His stubborn father had listened to a fortune-teller who said that a bad name meant good luck and a naturally prosperous life. He declared, “If anyone changes their name, I’ll drink pesticide right now!” By the time Wang Sun was in his thirties, he had given up on changing his name. He spent his whole life as a low-ranking civil servant, with no sign of that promised prosperity. Whenever promotions came around, though, his superiors would see the word “Sun” in his name and cross him off the promotion list. He cursed the fortune-teller in his heart: “You bald fraud, you ruined my life!” Suddenly, a golden light flashed through his mind. A figure like a Buddha slowly descended and said, “Buddha never wronged you. You’re cursing the wrong person. It seems you have a connection with Buddha. I’ll let you return to the age of eighteen without erasing your memories. What you make of it is up to you. Remember, do not commit evil...”
Very lighthearted novel
Yes, it feels very immersive, without the feeling of being the richest man being coaxed by someone awesome!
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These details are so well described, they should be the author's experience.
The details are described very well! The atmosphere of the times feels like it comes from a shop!
Down-to-earth, attractive, and super good-looking
Good, good, good, good, good, good, good, good, good, good
A time-travel novel worth reading. The plot is vivid, delicate and interesting. I don't want to let it go after reading it. It's very exciting and beautiful.
Overall it's good
A good book, it describes the youthful heat of that era, hahaha