That Summer, I Rewrote the Ending

Middle-aged Wan Yanhua's life is in a mess: squeezed into a rented house, his son is sick, his wife Liu Wanqin is full of complaints, she can't even afford the new schoolbag that her child wants, and she is despised by fresh graduates during interviews. After being drunk, he suddenly dreamed back to August 2005, turning into a 16-year-old lying in a room covered with Jay Chou posters. With the memories from 2005 to 2025, he vowed to change his destiny.​ He earned his first pot of gold by buying "Oriental Technology" stocks as a "prophet". He got up at 5 a. M. To memorize vocabulary and make up for his shortcomings in mathematics to sprint into key high schools. He protected his parents from getting tired and sick. He helped his best friend Lin Zhenyi realize his programming dream. He chased his first love Murong Yingfei to make up for the regrets in his previous life. He also tried his best to prevent his cousin Zhao Shujuan from being deceived by the scumbag Zhang Hao. At the same time, he stayed away from his old enemy Gao Mingyuan and practiced running and basketball after school.​ Many years later, the "Huayuan Financial" he founded was successfully listed. With Murong Yingfei by his side and Lin Zhenyi as his right-hand man, his life seemed to be complete. But the morning light shines through the window of the rental house, and the landlord pressing for rent, the sick son, and the tired Liu Yunqin are still in front of him - is this rebirth a gift to save him, or is it a dream that makes it harder for him to accept reality?