Thirty Thousand Days of Reverse Journey: the Rest of Your Life Can Be Repeated

Time is limited, and a mortal's life lasts only thirty thousand days. Half a life has been full of ups and downs, from a young boy to his twilight years. Looking back at the journey, he is full of regrets that he has not been successful. When we are young, we miss out on the opportunity to study, when we are young, we are confused and struggling in the workplace, and when we are middle-aged, we suffer severe setbacks in life. Mediocrity and hardship have become the norm for most of our lives. When the years come to an end, the protagonist in his twilight years begins a reverse life review. Go back along the track of time, see clearly the wrong path taken at every step, and recognize the root causes that hinder your own development. Abandon luck and inertia, break the fixed thinking, and no longer indulge in past regrets. Based on the current desperate situation, formulate a blueprint for lifelong growth, make up for the shortcomings in knowledge from scratch, polish exclusive core skills, and break free from the shackles of life bit by bit. This is a confrontation between ordinary people and fate, a belated self-redemption. The flashback shows the gains and losses of half a life, and the forward sequence rushes to the rest of the life. Even if the road ahead is long and bumpy, as long as you work hard and steadily with persistence, you will eventually be able to live your own brand new life with thirty thousand days left.