Yang Luo died of lung cancer at fifty-eight, then unexpectedly returned to life as an eighteen-year-old, bound to the God-Tier Choice System. In his previous life, he was poor and downtrodden, constantly looked down on, unable to afford treatment for his seriously ill mother, and unable to get close to the girl he had a crush on. In the end, he died alone in a rented room.
Reborn with only twenty days left to live, Yang Luo uses the System’s multiple-choice options to turn his life around, step by step: from refusing to deliver food in spineless submission to seizing opportunities and earning his first fortune; from carefully approaching Tang Tang, the girl he secretly loved, to making a name for himself in business. Every choice holds both opportunity and risk. He sheds his cowardice and uses his “thick-skinned” skill to break through social barriers. He not only has to earn enough for his mother’s medical bills, but also make up for the regrets of his previous life and protect the people around him. In the end, he rises from a lowly deliveryman to a powerful man in control of his own fate, living a life completely unlike the one he had before.
