How many wrong choices does a person have to make before their life becomes a complete mess?
At twenty-four, Lin Mo had no answer. He only knew that his life had rotted to the core.
At the college entrance exam, one moment of poor judgment made him give up a top-tier major at a prestigious university and choose an utterly pointless one at a second-rate college.
After graduation, he chose comfort over ambition, turned down a management trainee offer from a company destined to be worth hundreds of billions, and wound up drifting through life at a tiny firm.
He gave his all for his friends, only to have them run off with the money he needed to survive. He gave everything to the woman he loved, only to be betrayed when she chose wealth over him.
When his beloved father fell gravely ill, he couldn't even afford the surgery. All he could do was watch helplessly as hope slipped away.
Standing at the edge of a rooftop, he roared for a bottle of regret-reversing medicine, only to accidentally activate the Life Anchor System.
Every moment of intense regret became an anchor point in his life, a moment he could return to and relive.
On his first return, he exposed his boss's scheme and reclaimed the honor that was rightfully his.
On his second, he protected the money that could save his father's life and made a shameless villain pay.
On his third, he seized an opportunity he'd missed and set foot on a completely different path in life.
Again and again, he returned to the past and made things right. What he repaired wasn't only the regrets of his past, but also the parts of himself that had been timid, insecure, and worn down by life.
From a nobody in operations to a rising tech mogul, from an ordinary man who couldn't even protect his own family to a pioneer of his age, able to contribute to his industry and his country.
This is the story of an ordinary man who corrected every fork in the road and turned a losing hand into a royal flush.
One day, he will stand at the summit and look back on the road behind him, with no regrets.
