Todos renasceram, que comece a música e a dança.
Na formatura do terceiro ano do ensino médio, Zhang Han estava se soltando em casa com a namorada de dois anos, Liu Xin, quando foi pego em flagrante pelo próprio irmão, que trouxe os pais de Liu Xin
Zhang Han shuddered violently, the chilly July morning wind rushing in through the car window as he opened his eyes.
He stared in disbelief at the swiftly receding scenery outside, his heart pounding wildly.
Smack!
He slapped himself hard—pain shot through him.
He had been reborn.
Looking at the familiar surroundings, Zhang Han could barely contain his excitement. He never imagined he would have the chance to live again, returning to this critical turning point where he had once been framed.
“Zhang Han, what’s wrong with you?”
“Are you just too excited about finally becoming a man?”
His “best friend” Yang Song, sitting beside him, looked at Zhang Han with puzzled eyes, but a barely perceptible cold smile flickered at the corner of his lips.
Zhang Han turned his head and stared at Yang Song, a glint of icy light flashing briefly in the depths of his eyes.
What a great friend he was—truly.
The two had been inseparable, and it was no exaggeration to say that Yang Song’s every expense in high school—dining out with girls, buying gifts, even paying off the trouble when Yang Song broke another boy’s bones for a girl—had all come from Zhang Han’s pocket.
Even during a slump in Yang Song’s studies, it was Zhang Han who tutored him one-on-one every night.
As for his so-called girlfriend Liu Xin, he had flattered her for over two years—not just her, but her parents as well. Her father’s cigarettes and alcohol, her mother’s cosmetics—he paid for all of it.
Yet, for money, the two families had conspi