Thirty-seven-year-old Lin Yuan found a love letter he had never sent in the vacant room after his divorce - it was written to Feifei, a girl he had a crush on when he was in his senior year of high school. If I had been braver, would my life have been different?
When he opened his eyes, he was back in the senior high school classroom, with 92 days left before the college entrance examination.
In this life, he wants to make up for all his regrets: get admitted to Yenching University, live up to the expectations of his mentor, keep his grandfather alive for the last time, and save his brother Zhao Lei, who died in a car accident at the age of 32. The most important thing is - he must first become a person worthy of her, and then hand over the letter with his own hands.
But life is never a multiple-choice question.
When the cracks in the long-distance relationship gradually emerged, when the venomous deskmate Cheng Cheng said "I'm afraid I can't wait any longer," "You can't even do it that simple," and when Feifei finally turned into "Feifei in her senior year of high school" instead of who she is now, Lin Yuan finally understood: Rebirth is not about correcting mistakes, but learning to accept - accept that people will change, accept that love will fade, accept that some regrets are destined to exist, and accept that new possibilities are happening.
From 493 points to 618 points, from single-admission college to Yenching University, from an unsent love letter to the choice of two girls. This is a story about rebirth, about youth, about how to live again after a known ending.
"What I like is Feifei, who is in her senior year of high school." - Some farewells are for a better encounter.
Purpose: Rebirth is not about correcting regrets, but about learning to accept and grow