Su Mo is a psychology whiz who has spent ten years struggling her way through the workplace. Every day brings a crushing workload, and working late into the night has become routine. Her life is filled with endless pressure, leaving her utterly exhausted inside, yet she always maintains a gentle, composed exterior. Then, overnight, she returns to her college days ten years earlier, sitting once more at the familiar desk, where her teacher jolts her awake by hitting her with a piece of chalk.
Back on campus, Su Mo brings the sharp insight of a psychology expert to her new “college” experience. She decides to bravely pursue Lin Feng, the man she once had a crush on, and rewrite the regrets of her youth. And somehow, she herself seems to have gone from an observer to a participant in her own fate.
As she unravels the mystery of her transmigration, Su Mo discovers that it all stems from the desires within her own heart. She realizes that true change means facing her problems bravely, not running from reality. In the end, Su Mo makes her choice and returns to her working life, carrying the courage and determination she had as a college student. This time, she is no longer trapped by pressure. Instead, she uses her professional knowledge to help more people and finds happiness of her own.
This is a story about growth, courage, and self-redemption. As Su Mo returns to campus, she not only uncovers the truth behind her transmigration but also reexamines her life. With the power of psychology, she writes a moving story about finding hope in hardship and direction in times of uncertainty.
The novel is highly logical and the plot is compact and not procrastinating. It is worth reading.