After a Hundred Days of Terminal Illness, I Relied on Regret to Survive and Changed My Life Against the Odds.

An 18-year-old high school student is diagnosed with a terminal illness and only has 100 days left, so he changes his life by making up for his regrets in exchange for lifespan. Who stipulates that terminally ill patients can only lie down and wait to die? Zhuang Ziang, who has always ranked first in his grade, has been pleasing everyone for eighteen years. He accommodated his friends, obeyed his parents, tolerated his feelings, and lived a life of depression and frustration. A diagnosis of terminal illness shattered his regular life. With only three months left to live, he no longer caters to anyone and completely tears apart all restraints. Eat, drink and have fun as much as you want, face your inner regrets, and gently protect the people you cherish around you. Just when he accepted death calmly and prepared to bid farewell to the world with dignity, the regretful life extension system suddenly activated. Every time you make up for a youthful regret, you can redeem the corresponding length of life. The forbearing heartbeat, the owed companionship, and the missed sincerity can all be exchanged for the opportunity to live. After eighteen years of suffocation, he started to make a comeback in an all-round way. When all regrets are fulfilled, can he escape the fate of death and regain his own complete life? My destiny is up to me and not up to God. Even if I have the remaining time left in my life, I will live to be a shining light.