Can Leaving Behind Regrets Be Called Rebirth?

Twenty-eight-year-old Jiang Yan was shocked to realize that his life was full of regrets when he was about to die. He was not someone else's child in elementary school, he didn't do well in junior high school, and he didn't make it into the mix. His academic performance in high school was still mediocre, and his sense of unworthiness that he was still inferior to others even after hard work made him dare not respond to a girl's most romantic and bold attempt in her teenage years - taking the initiative to confess. Later, when he got to college, he didn't know how to use the extra time he suddenly had to indulge in games all day long. He met a girl by chance, but in the end that relationship was ruined by his own hands. After playing until he left the society, he had nothing to do and was forced to choose a career he didn't like. He stayed at home and lived on the meager salary after paying off the online loan. Then he worked for two years and hastily chose a suitable person to marry who he didn't love but was urged by his parents over and over again. Three years later, my father became seriously ill and my wife divorced. This was Jiang Yan's life, twenty-eight years of ordinary and numb pain. After closing his eyes and opening them again, Jiang Yan found that he had unexpectedly returned to the summer of 2017, when he was tutoring for his sophomore year of high school. This time, facing the hand that secretly reached out in class, the shyly raised eyes after the unexpected encounter, and the changing future, Jiang Yan vowed that he would never leave any regrets again!