Xu Wen died once. He didn't know until he died that the things he pretended to be could never hold up. With the painful review of the past ten years, he opened his eyes and returned to September 2007, with 10 million demolition funds lying on his account. This time he decided: no pretense, no calculation of face, just settlement of accounts. But the more honest he is, the more people around him think collectively - his rich second-generation roommate thinks he is the crown prince of the capital, his roommate a dog-headed military advisor analyzes his every truth into three layers of meaning, and even old foxes in the business world come to "inspect the goods." Xu Wen used the information and computing power gained from his blood and tears in his previous life to treat every brainstorming question as a known test question, and passed the test accurately again and again. But the real trouble has just begun: there is a gap in his memory, someone has been reborn, and the person who "added drama" to the world seems to have known him a long time ago. When Xu Wen finally tore open a corner of the script, he saw the chessboard—and another version of himself on the chessboard.
