In My Freshman Year of High School, I Was Twenty-Eight

Introduction to the work Twenty-eight-year-old Lin Wan has achieved nothing in life. Her youth was ruined by a scumbag, her self-esteem was crushed, and her sense of security in the world was taken away by her most trusted relative. She struggled with depression for ten years, but ultimately failed to live the life she wanted. After an accident, she was reincarnated back to the beginning of her first year of high school when she was fifteen years old. The moment she opened her eyes, she saw the brand new textbooks on the desk, smelled the fragrance of early autumn osmanthus, and heard the smiling voice of the boy in the corridor - the scumbag who ruined her in the previous life was about to enter her classroom. This time, Lin Wan raised his head and said, "You have found the wrong person." She wants to study hard, get into the best university, and turn all the "too late" things in her previous life into "just in time." She wanted to protect the self who once cried alone, pull her mother out of a domestically violent marriage, take her grandma into the hospital before her brain tumor worsened, and spend countless nights turning royalties and stocks into chips that changed her destiny. And that girl who always sits alone in the corner, has short hair and is as cold as the moon, they were separated in time in the last life. This time, Lin Wan wanted to go to the same university as her. This is a story about coming back, about redemption, about "I'm going to stand by your side this time." Time never gets old, and it's never too late.