A time traveler who knew how he would die, his soul returned to 1988 and possessed his 17-year-old self. But he couldn't control his body - he could only speak, he could only suggest, and he could only watch this stubborn young man hit the wall again and again.
How can a person who thinks he is crazy accept the truth of "rebirth"? How can a young man who knows how he will fall make his other self believe in him? To live a new life, is it to climb higher or to live a cleaner life?
Reader comments
I read three chapters and it was well written.
1. The plot has a smooth and comfortable rhythm, the characters are vivid and not stereotyped, and the foreshadowing and reversal are excellent. I watched the whole process with gusto. I sincerely recommend everyone to join the game!
I read three chapters and it was well written.
1. The plot has a smooth and comfortable rhythm, the characters are vivid and not stereotyped, and the foreshadowing and reversal are excellent. I watched the whole process with gusto. I sincerely recommend everyone to join the game!