In his previous life, Zheng Ye had become a joke.
At thirty-eight, he was worth tens of millions. Yet at a celebration banquet, he drank himself senseless, drove his Mercedes into the rainy night, and then opened his eyes to find himself back in 2009, a hundred days before the college entrance exam. He thought he would panic, but as he sat in the classroom staring at the countdown, only one thought filled his mind: everyone he'd missed in his previous life had to be there this time around.
His first love, Su Qin, still sat in the humanities class with her hair in a ponytail. The quiet top student, Tian Wenjing, was still organizing her mistakes in her notebook with three different colored pens. His cousin, Chunmei, still had a light in her eyes that life had yet to wear away. Even the women he'd once been too timid to look at for more than a moment were still right where they had been. Zheng Ye figured he must have done something good in his previous life for Heaven to give him another chance, with no money in the bank but a lifetime's worth of experience.
From herbal cold remedies to milk tea shops, from the college entrance exam to the internet boom, he used his business knowledge from his previous life as a cheat code, building his career while studying for college. Other people who were reborn pursued love first and money later. He thought there was no reason he couldn't do both at once. After all, his greatest talent across two lifetimes wasn't doing business. It was keeping every woman worth cherishing by his side. Each of them had her own brilliance, and his job was to become the sky that could shelter them all.
So this isn't a story about a playboy turning over a new leaf. It's about a man reclaiming everything he once lost and telling the world: this time, he won't let a single person disappear from his life.
It's very good, logical, the plot advances in an orderly manner, and is in line with the background of the times. It reminds readers of the white moonlight they once had, and the regret of missing each other😢😢😢 Overall, it's pretty good and the logic is smooth.
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Looks good for now, very good Overall, it's good, the characters are well presented, and I don't have any swords for the time being. It's suitable for those who want to watch multiple female protagonists who don't have so many intrigues.