Wo Shi Wo Qi

At twenty-something, Qiu Yi is just another salaryman drifting through the gray routine of city life. When he attends the wedding of his high school crush, the weight of a decade settles on his shoulders—unspoken feelings, missed chances, and the quiet ache of watching a future he once imagined belong to someone else. Lost in bittersweet recollection, he hardly notices the world around him until a sudden, jarring event tears through the present. When his vision clears, he finds himself ten years in the past—but not as himself. He is Ye Wen, a girl he never knew, living a life that is not his own. And if that reversal were not disorienting enough, the real shock awaits: his younger self still walks these halls, oblivious to the strange visitor wearing a different face. Now Qiu Yi must navigate the halls of his own youth from the outside looking in, trapped in a body that feels foreign yet undeniably real. As he crosses paths with the boy he used to be, the line between self and other blurs into a haunting question—am I still myself, or has the person I was already become someone else? Caught between memory and identity, he must confront not only the ghosts of his past, but the impossible collision of two lives that were never meant to meet.