A middle-aged man who has been judged by the system as a "total failure in life" will refresh three "life tasks" every day when he wakes up - not to fight, not to cry miserably, and not to suffer misfortune. Instead, he is asked to make breakfast, go to the vegetable market to bargain, and help colleagues repair a faulty relationship. Every time he completes a task, not only will he and the people around him benefit, but the system will also reveal a truth that he never saw in his previous life: It turns out that the things that crushed him have hidden difficulties that others don't tell. He's not "fixing his life," but learning to be honest and communicative again before all relationships fall apart.
