After a Down-And-Out Writer Was Hit by a Car, He Returned

"When the scars of childhood are reopened, will we still have the courage to face the buried truth?" Liu Shisan, a down-and-out writer, lives on the edge of the city, forced into desperation by debt, loneliness and creative bottlenecks. A sudden car accident caused his consciousness to fall into the depths of his memory - back to Canglang Village in late autumn, to the turning point of fate when his grandmother coughed up blood, his best friend Yan Yang left, and his mother suddenly returned. This time, he was trapped in the body of a child with an adult soul, and once again experienced that time full of pain and warmth. In front of his grandmother's bedside, his mother's return hid an ulterior secret; behind Yan Yang's departure were two families broken up by the mining disaster; Zhu Xiaohong's gentleness and Niu Datian's honesty reminded him that some scars never really healed. And when reality and memory intertwined, Liu Shisan discovered that he might be able to change the outcome of some things. But the question is: is he looking for redemption in his near-death hallucination, or has he really gone back to the past? After entering a new life that does not belong to his memory with the memories of his previous life, what unforgettable stories will he experience? This is a coming-of-age novel about being left behind in the countryside, the shadow of a mining disaster, and family redemption. About those little people who have been crushed by the times, how to find the remaining warmth in the ashes.