In 1958, at Courtyard 95, Nanluoguxiang, Beijing.
He Yuzhu, head chef in the steel mill cafeteria, was nicknamed Silly Zhu.
In his previous life, people took advantage of him for half his life, and he ended up lonely and alone.
When he opened his eyes in this life, he found a red pen in his hand.
With a stroke of its tip, he could see a line floating above each person's head: a narration of their fate.
The red pen had one simple rule: he could change only one character a day.
He changed one character in Jia Zhangshi's narration, and the old woman went from mean-spirited to kind, pulling him aside whenever she saw him to say nice things.
He changed one character in Xu Damao's, and the radio station praised Zhu as the best young man in the whole courtyard every day.
He changed one character in Liu Haizhong's, and Second Uncle brought him tea and water, calling him Master Chef whenever they met.
Everyone in the courtyard went completely out of character, yet each of them thought, “It’s always been this way.”
Silly Zhu sat by the doorway with his tea mug, understanding everything perfectly. Life was getting more and more interesting.
[Reborn wish fulfillment | Light comedy | No angst | No saintly do-gooder]
Very good, change one word
It's really beautiful. The writing style is particularly sharp. This idea is also very interesting. Looking forward to the author's next content.