Even If the World Moves On

The main issue with Xu Tingsheng, who was mysteriously reborn in 2003 after failing miserably in his previous life, is none other than her. Unfortunately, she is only in her first year of junior high school, and he is only a few months away from starting college. All he can do in this regard is wait quietly for the time being.
Meanwhile, there are still other issues. Back then, a lot of things went—rather badly. If given the opportunity to make a difference, wouldn't it be the best course of action to try to alter those terrible outcomes by spinning the roulette wheel again with the odds stacked in a different way? And is there really an alternative in some situations? Thus, the butterfly's wings flap.
The power of intelligence and foresight preempts excellence in Xu Tingsheng's new "second chance" life, and that, when combined with charisma and character, produces women. Here, he aspires to success while never losing sight of the reason he exists, which his accomplishments are ultimately intended to safeguard and treasure. And in the midst of all of this, youth does blossom for the young, intense, complex romance and impulsive, passionate fighting that never fails to inspire.
This is a thought-provoking story of life, on life, on living that is philosophical and profound amid the great, unique tale of modernity it tells.