Back at university, separated by a rift in time, he watches the clumsy, stubborn version of himself from those days.
A 99-yuan red envelope, a perfunctory New Year's Eve, a red exclamation mark on Valentine's Day... Every regret was written in stone long ago.
By accumulating good karma and merit, he wants to try to rewrite that unrequited love that went nowhere.
But he gradually discovers that no outside force can ever change the obsessions in people's hearts.
Only by guiding strangers in the present day who are trapped in their obsessions can he accumulate good karma and merit, earning brief permission to intervene in the past.
He helps countless others untangle their hearts, yet can barely take a step toward saving himself.
With just a meager measure of good karma in hand,
he might change their first meeting, or salvage that awkward Christmas evening.
Can a young man's regrets still be given another chance?
This book is recommended for everyone to read. The plot is exciting, the characters are delicately drawn, and the content is very novel. It is not a cookie-cutter novel.