Going back to 18, demanding 30,000 yuan in compensation from the school beauty.

The top-tier short drama star returns to his eighteen-year-old self. Leaving behind a fast-paced, high-conflict world where everyone's IQ seems questionable, he arrives in 2010, a time before short videos and when trains are still old-fashioned green. Lin Zhao's first dilemma is: nearly killed by the school beauty, but without legal repercussions, should he still seek justice? The introverted 18-year-old says no. But as a professional short-drama CEO, the richest man in China with a woman allergy, and a cold, ruthless, and never-smiling prince of Beijing, the 34-year-old Lin Zhao doesn't hesitate; he directly demands compensation from the school beauty—a flat 18 yuan! ...This is an era where technology is still underdeveloped and transportation is not yet fast. People study, work, and live in an orderly and hopeful manner, untouched by algorithms or the constraints of their own lives. Everyone has their own rhythm and an uncertain future. Bathed in the 2010 sunshine, listening to the cicadas chirping in the summer of his eighteenth year, Lin Zhao decides to temporarily set aside his CEO persona and stomach problems, and begin a vibrant new life. [Single female lead, unconventional plot, slow pace]