Back to Fifteen: The Mid-Autumn Festival That Year

When people are on the brink of death, their consciousness follows the heart’s guidance back to the time they regret most.

After her husband’s mistress ran her down with a car, Zhai Jin’s consciousness took her back to the age of fifteen, to the Mid-Autumn Festival that year. When she opened her eyes, her friends were gathered around her, her father was still alive, her mother hadn’t had an affair, and her aunt, who had raised her, was still well and alive. None of the tragedies had happened yet. Zhai Jin tightly embraced the family and friends she had lost and regained, tears streaming down her face. This time, she held the winning cards in her hands and vowed to turn her fate around: protect her family, cherish everything she had, and completely rewrite the lives of those around her, especially the neighbor who had been hurt by her mother.

From a desperate housewife to a spirited young woman, Zhai Jin’s second life was destined to shine.