I Have One Year to Live, and Now They’re Begging for My Forgiveness

Lin Ran is diagnosed with an advanced brain tumor and has less than a year to live.

His family upbringing has left him with a people-pleasing personality.

He used to think of everyone else first. Whenever someone asked for his help, he was too embarrassed to refuse. Over time, they began to take it for granted. His parents also favored his smarter, higher-achieving younger brother and dismissed all his efforts. They were even unwilling to tell others they had an older son.

With the final days of his life ahead of him, he decides he’ll no longer quietly accept whatever comes his way or let others guilt-trip him. He’s going to clap back and make a scene!

“It takes two to tango. Lin Ran, can’t you reflect on your own behavior?”

“I’ll slap you across the face. Let’s see if you still think it takes two to make a sound.”

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“Lin Ran, listen to your teacher. Just put up with it and take a step back. There’s a whole world beyond that. I speak from experience.”

“Did I ask you to step in?”

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“Lin Ran, let your cousin have it. Your second uncle told you not to be so petty. Taking a loss is a blessing.”

“Heh. Then I wish you blessings as boundless as the Eastern Sea and fortune in all five forms!”

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“You won’t even lend me such a small amount? How can you be so stingy?”

“You’d lend out even such a small amount? What a useless waste you are.”