When I turned thirty, my life was a mess.
I got laid off, got dumped, fell behind on my credit card payments, and couldn’t afford the rent.
Late one night, I was scrolling through my social media feed when I saw Lin Zhi’s wedding photos. She wore a white dress and smiled like a gardenia in bloom.
I didn’t know the groom. But he looked successful, dependable, and rich.
In short, he was a thousand times better than me.
I downed a whole bottle of baijiu and thought, “I’ve wasted my whole life.”
Then I died.
I died in a partitioned room that cost 800 yuan a month, at the end of a life in which I’d achieved nothing by thirty.
When I opened my eyes again
“Chen Mo! What the hell are you spacing out for?”
A big face loomed right in front of me. It was covered in acne, and the guy had to weigh at least 180 kilos.
I stared at him for five seconds, my mind completely blank, and then
My memories came rushing back like a tide.
This was Wang Hao, my college roommate. I used to call him Fatty.
It was 2008. The last day of freshman military training.
I was reborn.
I disagree with the author's outlook on life and love. The heroine in the previous life resolutely chose another man for a high-quality life and left the down-and-out male protagonist. After the male protagonist was reborn, he took advantage of the foresight and foresight and wanted to lick the woman who could give up the male protagonist resolutely in the face of certain interests. I feel that the psychological age of this male protagonist is no more than 18 years old. Only underage children will have the obsession of "must get it". If they are interested in a toy or something they like, even if it is the same model, it will not work. It must be the one they fall in love with at first sight. And the author set the male protagonist to be a 30-year-old reborn??? The sign of maturity is that a person has a clear positioning of himself, knows what level and class he is, what he can control, and is able to take and let go of things that do not belong to him.