Back to My Senior Year: I Rewrite My Life by Reviewing the Past

On the eve of the college entrance exam, Lin Yue died in a car accident while saving a child. When he opened his eyes again, he was back on the first day of his first year of high school, with a “Life Review Handbook” that only he could see by his side. The handbook listed every regret from his past life: his father’s workplace injury, his mother falling ill, his younger sister nearly dropping out of school, his best friend quitting school, missing his moonlight, and failing the college entrance exam. Each regret he corrected earned him “review points,” which he could exchange for memories, skills, and physical enhancements. Lin Yue decided he would no longer be invisible: he would rise from being a bottom-of-the-class student, protect his family, save his friends, pursue the light, and prevent that fatal car accident in advance. But the last page of the handbook contained just one sentence: Don’t trust the person who appears on Day 100.