A Love Letter to Grandma: Zheng Musheng Is Reborn

Zheng Musheng died once.

When he opened his eyes again, he was back in the year after Grandma had just passed away, the white funeral banners still hung in the old alley, and Ye Shurou had not yet turned away for good.

In his previous life, he always thought he had time. He could wait until he was less busy, until he had earned some money, until the trouble blew over, and then say all the things he needed to say.

It was only when seawater filled his throat, white banners went up in the mourning hall, and Ye Shurou wiped away her tears that he understood: the most costly thing in the world is not being late, but words left unsaid until it is too late.

Reborn into this life with the pain of his death still fresh, he wants to save the people who should be saved and change the fates that should be changed.

But the more he tries to make amends, the more he realizes that getting a second chance is not a gift, but a price to pay.

Every time he changes a fate, old wounds resurface in his body;

Every step he takes closer to Ye Shurou brings him face-to-face with Xu Zhaochuan, a more realistic, more refined, and more dependable rival.

This is a story set in a small Chaoshan town, about old love, missed chances, dignity, and getting a second chance.

Zheng Musheng has been reborn, but rebirth cannot save someone who does not know how to speak up.

This time, while she is still alive, he must learn to deliver his love letter with his own hands.