Young Again

Lu Yu woke up one day and found himself transported ten years into the future. Good news: in this future, he had succeeded in his career, achieved financial freedom, and married his male god senior from university. Bad news: his idol husband was now asking for a divorce. Lu Yu: “You’re divorcing 28-year-old Lu Dayu, but what does that have to do with 18-year-old Lu Xiaoyu? You handle your divorce; I’ll pursue my male god, and we’re completely unrelated.” The original dreamy husband, contemplating… Ming Yan, due to issues with a foreign company, agreed to a marriage contract with his business partner. Three years later, once the company stabilized, the contract was supposed to end and they should divorce. However, this partner suddenly insisted they had crossed over from another world and stubbornly refused to divorce. Headache. Lu Yu (top) X Ming Yan (bottom)

Original Publisher

jjwxc

Original Language

chinese

Type

Web Novel

## My Thoughts on Young Again "Young Again" had me hooked from the start with its quirky premise and promise of a lighthearted romance. The story centers on Lu Yu, who wakes up ten years in the future, married to his teenage crush, Ming Yan, only to be met with a request for divorce. It's a recipe for hilarious chaos, and I was eager to see how it unfolded. ### First Impressions I was immediately drawn to the comedic elements. The idea of the younger MC interacting with his older self, getting jealous of him, and even scolding him, had me laughing out loud. It's a clever setup that allows for plenty of self-deprecating humor and heartwarming moments as Lu Yu tries to win over Ming Yan. ### What Works Well The core strength of "Young Again" lies in its characters. Lu Yu is a confident and adorable protagonist, whose boldness is exactly what his relationship with Ming Yan needs. Their dynamic is undeniably cute, and their interactions are often hilarious. The addition of the "balloon kids," an AI family, adds another layer of sweetness and lightheartedness to the story. I also appreciated the balance between fluff and angst. While the novel is primarily a rom-com, it delves into the characters' pasts and explores some deeper emotional themes. The story gives each other a second chance and the author does a good job of making the reader root for them. ### Areas of Concern While the novel is generally well-received, some readers have pointed out confusing parts in the writing. While I haven't personally experienced this yet, it's something to be aware of. ### ⚠️ Spoiler Warning Okay, so here's where things get interesting. Some readers have speculated that Lu Yu didn't actually time travel at all, but rather suffered a memory loss due to stress and mental strain. Apparently, he sealed his memories as a coping mechanism, unable to face the possibility that he made Ming Yan unhappy. This adds a layer of depth to the story, making Lu Yu's cheerful demeanor feel almost like a facade. ### Final Verdict Overall, "Young Again" is a sweet and funny novel that I would recommend to anyone looking for a lighthearted and entertaining read. The characters are endearing, the plot is engaging, and the humor is spot-on. While there may be some confusing moments, the overall experience is a positive one. If you're a fan of rom-coms with a touch of angst and a healthy dose of fluff, then "Young Again" is definitely worth checking out.