Childhood Simulator: Starting with Learning to Yo-Yo

Your childhood and my childhood are really different. The author's childhood was about yo-yos from 1985, Liu Xing's childhood was about shoes costing thousands, and my childhood was about nimble dogs in the mountains and all kinds of wild fruits. I watch TV at home, while others play on their Little Tyrant game consoles or computers. The difference in eras and wealth is so stark; it's something I'll never be able to do in my entire life—go to the Children's Palace.

Reading this book reminded me of what I was like before I became a wicked woman.

I imagine someone traveling back to their childhood memories, especially from animated films. This has been written about before, but being able to bring along all my childhood friends is something I really want to do now.

If I could go back in time, all I'd want to do is make money!!!

The thought that I'm older than the author makes me uncomfortable.

Why didn't you call the police when you were being harassed by thugs? Why didn't you call the police? Why didn't you call the police?

While other authors also write about childhood, they must follow a chronological order. This limits their ability to depict childhood. However, this book is different. The protagonist is already in adulthood; he simply has the ability to travel back to his childhood. Furthermore, he can travel to different points in his childhood, so theoretically, he could write two million words with the protagonist in his childhood.

The things the protagonist played as a child were very similar to mine. Back then, there was no fat boss in our area who would hold competitions every now and then. When we were kids, everyone in a circle would buy a big bag of candy as capital for dark duels, playing marbles, spinning tops, flip boards, racing four-wheel drive cars, showing off yo-yos, playing diagonal chess, Chinese chess, Gomoku, and also playing Yu-Gi-Oh! And the Three Kingdoms Kill board game.

This book is less of a novel and more of a childhood memoir, fulfilling a desire to change past regrets. The writing style is simple and unpretentious; the author seems quite old, yet the words are full of life. Keep it up! Hopefully, writing this book will bring about some changes for the author as well.

Memories fade, and one day the protagonist will never be able to go back.