· Core of the story: This is not a simple slap-in-the-face article, but explores a heavy topic - when this generation of parents, who are overwhelmed by mortgages, education, and chickens, get a chance to start over, can they truly see the essence of happiness while making up for the regrets of youth?
· Setting: The protagonist's "Midlife Crisis Syndrome" skills (such as PPT beautification master, workplace blame-shifting technique, infant Heimlich First Aid Technique) are quantified, and he can receive monetary or ability rewards when he helps others or teaches in public.
· Effect: This is an extremely advanced "dimensionality reduction strike". Imagine that when the protagonist uses "workplace PPT logic" to help a school girl win the student union election and directly crush the rich second generation who can only show animation, the sense of intellectual superiority it brings is far more immersive for readers as parents than a simple business routine.
· Setting: The system opens a short parent-child time and space once a week. The protagonist can have limited interaction with the children of the future and receive "golden finger" tips from the future.
· Effect: This is not only a tearful moment of family affection (to make up for the lack of companionship), but also a turning point in the plot. For example, during a video call, the son accidentally said, "Dad, our family will have a very powerful sweeping robot in the future", and he could immediately understand the protagonist's technical difficulties.
