Reborn not to be a beast of burden, I set the rules.

Rebirth + Reversal + University + Entrepreneurship + Romantic Stories + Battleground: Ye Ming returns to the summer of 2009. No system, no cheat codes, only a mature 36-year-old soul and a bellyful of overwritten rebirth scripts. In his previous life, he was a "nuclear-powered donkey" (a term for someone who works tirelessly but is actually a workaholic) and a part-time online novelist in a municipal government unit. He wrote reports until he was sick of it during the day and wrote light novels until he was sick of them at night, ultimately collapsing on his way to work overtime. In this life, he has only one vow: never again to be a beast of burden, and to practice a two-day weekend and an eight-hour workday. Want to learn programming but rejected by the Computer Association? Then he'll persevere from "Hello World" to the end, creating the wildly popular "Rebirth Simulator." Servers rented, software approved, team assembled, and the first pot of gold earned. In January 2010, Ye Ming's company was officially established. The bylaws had only four articles: eight-hour workday, two-day weekend, profit sharing for all employees, and no unnecessary financing. "My employees are my most important investors—their returns will be higher than any VC's." Starting from the university campus, the rules he set will eventually spread throughout the world. As for romance? In this life—not even a dog would do it! Woof woof woof… But why did that girl who always called him "Good Guy Ye" change her nickname to "Skinny Ye"? Why does his quirky new deskmate always find an opportunity to worry about his dark circles? And why does that girl who secretly watches him from behind the sycamore tree make him feel so sorry for her?