Back to That Summer

Ye Ming, who had just graduated and started working, collapsed at his workstation the night he received the company's layoff notice. When I opened my eyes again, the cicadas chirped harshly, the fan squeaked, and the countdown to the high school entrance examination on the blackboard was stinging and familiar. He went back to that summer. After restarting his life, Ye Ming completely figured it out: all the small town problems and 996 blessings should go to hell. In this life, he will never be a "cow horse" harvested by capital. He wants to be a boss and make a lot of money; he wants to make up for his past regrets and enjoy his youth; That summer, everything had just begun.