It's Only When I Start over That I Realize How Long the Years Have Passed

Everyone thinks that a junior college degree is the lower limit of life, and a bachelor's degree is the final say in victory or defeat. After reliving his life at the age of eighteen, Li Fan decided to break this rigid rule. Qiu Yu saw the urgent needs of the campus, so he launched a delivery platform and settled his first business in the midst of three meals and fireworks; In late autumn, he withstood the market fluctuations and stayed on the capital track, waiting for the wave of sudden wealth when no one was optimistic about his interests. The classroom is boring, the cafeteria is noisy, the sunset on the playground is the same every year, roommates walk side by side, and there is always a cold figure in front of you looking at each other from a distance. Su Wanqing hid her worries for two lifetimes and did not disturb or approach him. She only watched him quietly countless times to witness him breaking away from prejudice and becoming brilliant step by step. Ridicule, questioning, and comparisons followed one after another. He did not rush to argue, but responded to all slights with his steadily growing career and wealth. Youth is more than wasted fun, and life is more than diplomas. The young man takes root in the campus, rides the wind and waves, and has a bright future ahead of him.