At the Age of Forty-Five, the System Asked Me to Go to Kindergarten

Forty-five-year-old Li Jianguo joined a factory before graduating from junior high school and worked as a coolie for most of his life. His wife ran away, his parents disappeared, and he lived alone. On the night of his birthday, he made a wish: "If I could do it all over again, I would definitely go to school well." When he opened his eyes the next day, there was a system in his mind that sounded like milk: "Kid, sit down quickly, the little one is here!" The system said he was only five years old, and his tasks were to sing children's songs in public, wet his pants, let his boss put him to sleep, and give out lollipops to his colleagues. The factory thought he was crazy and asked him to retreat. But Li Jianguo knew that this system was not to punish him, but to pay off his debts - to pay back the education he owed for forty years. So he walked into Yucai Experimental School with his schoolbag on his back and became the oldest freshman in the school. I started at the age of forty-five and took the college entrance examination at the age of fifty-one. It's never too late to start life. It's never too late to make up for what you owe yourself.