There Is No Standard Answer, Fold Life

She has been editing teaching aids for 29 years, and every question has a standard answer. But her own life is all about "what if". In 2039, Lin Wei, a 51-year-old English teaching assistant editor, unexpectedly became an experimental user of the national education digitalization strategic project "Pathfinder". She thought it was just a VR professional experience until she actually returned to the job fair in 2010 and submitted the resume she had not dared to submit back then. The acceptance notice appeared out of thin air in the mobile phone album, and the classmate's memory was rewritten - she really changed the past. She was overjoyed and went back again and again to correct all her regrets: pass the CATTI exam, fight for the project budget, stay in Beijing... But the butterfly effect ensued: her husband lost his clients, his colleagues disappeared, and the most terrifying thing is that her eldest son was disappearing bit by bit. When she stood between "perfect life" and "original family" and had to make a choice, she finally understood: life is not a grammar question and there is never a standard answer. This is a story about regret, fear, mediocrity and reconciliation. To everyone who feels they are not brave enough.