【Song of Ome from Childhood】

[Full NOVELAI painting support! The character design of each protagonist will change with age, and each chapter will be equipped with related story illustrations! 】

[From a well-behaved little angel to a bad little devil, from a mischievous wild girl to a high-cold female schoolmaster, the personalities of the playmates who get along day and night will change with the environment. Do you still like her back then? 】

Playing with plums and riding bamboos, we met for the first time.

Not shy but coquettish.

Mei Fang's rebirth story goes back to 2002, 20 years ago, and becomes a 6-year-old boy who just wets the bed during his lunch break.

And it was also on this day of bedwetting that he firmly grasped a fate that he hadn't noticed in his previous life and missed it early. The long-distance race of emotions spanning the beautiful years has since kicked off——

"Mei Fang, the three of us will be good friends forever, forever, okay?"

"Pull the hook, hang yourself, for a hundred years, don't change!"

At the crossroads of 35, you look into your parents’ hopeful eyes and agree to an arranged marriage.

When you arrive at the meeting place, you realize the girl is your childhood sweetheart from long ago.

【Please treat Li Zhi, whom you haven’t seen for a long time, to a meal. Reward: 1,000 yuan.】

18-year-old Shen Yuan looks at Li Zhi sitting next to him and falls silent.

Is this system coming too early? But that’s not the main issue.

Shen Yuan looks seriously at Li Zhi and says: “Li Zhi, judging from your face, you won’t marry until you’re 35.”

Li Zhi sneers coldly: “I’ll consider you lucky to live long enough to be buried at 35.”

(Everyday Life + Slow Burn + Multiple Heroines + Wholesome + Redemption)

Without any warning, Xia Yu—whose first life had gone so smoothly—suddenly returned to the past.

But… isn’t this a little too far back?

Well, since I'm here again, might as well find something to do.

What he didn’t expect was to cross paths once more with the same people from his future.

Only this time...

It’s not quite how he imagined it would be.

First of all, let me just say—I’m not some walking air conditioner.

And also—

Don’t come any closer! I'm... feeling a bit cold.