The Cage of Regret

Twenty-seven-year-old Shen Chengliang dug into his old cell phone and found a confession that he had not received a reply from many years ago. "I like you." Eleven minutes later, he sent another sentence: "You drank too much, just pretend I didn't say anything." But he didn't drink at all that day. Many years later, he reunited with Zhou Fanhua at an old city exhibition demolition site. She was about to go to South City to work for two years, and he finally had the opportunity to ask about the prank confession that happened on campus. That night, the old phone received a message from no source: **"Want to go back?"** Shen Chengliang returned to the classroom. He thought that as long as he said the right words for his past self, his life would lead to another ending. He asked the young man to agree to Fanhua, get admitted to the same school, and prepare for every meeting in advance, trying to make up for the missed opportunities one by one. But every time I rewrite it, the regret just appears in a different way. Thoughtfulness turned into favor, proximity turned into surveillance, confession turned into coercion. Young Shen Chengliang also gradually woke up from his silent memories and began to resist his adult self who claimed to be "here to help". Shen Chengliang finally had to face a problem: Is it Zhou Fanhua that he wants to save, or is he the one who never makes mistakes and always has the time to tell the right answer?