Looking Back, I Put Down the Late Night Wine and Got Used to Porridge

Liu Miao, a social scumbag with a messy life, has been living in the cold world for more than ten years. From a teenager to middle age, the sparkle in his eyes slowly disappears, his youthful face is no longer immature, the mirror in the morning reveals humiliation, tomorrow is no longer long, failure has persisted throughout his life, and swallowing his anger is no longer a strange norm for him. He should have wasted his life, but accidentally returned to the most innocent period of elementary school. In this life, Liu Miao is determined not to talk about perseverance, not to make things in the world become regrets, not to let feelings be drained, and not to let friendship become autumn water. He grits his teeth and speaks fiercely. Adults come of age at the beginning of autumn, they become adults in the cold, and their eyes are cold, just because life is like the sea - vast and boundless.