My Name Is Wang Tianyi

In this third autobiographical novel, Wang Tianyi’s life is defined by loss and resilience. From having his spot at a key school stolen in childhood to enduring his parents' divorce, he perseveres through police academy training and sixteen years of struggle in Beijing, eventually rising to become an executive at a major corporation. There, he participates in the development of a new drug called "Thousand Faces Powder," which enables terminally ill elderly patients to traverse time and mend their deepest regrets. As Wang Tianyi uses the drug himself while drifting between wakefulness and sleep, he undergoes a series of transformative journeys that allow him to iterate upon his own existence. Featuring four major plot twists, the narrative introduces innovative concepts such as a "Anywhere Door" within the time tunnel and temporal anchors, marking a first in domestic transmigration fiction. Armed with a system-granted mind-reading ability and aided by influential benefactors, he returns to critical junctures to forge an entirely new path toward success and fulfillment. Beyond its gripping plot, the novel serves as a profound meditation on fate and agency. It challenges the reader to consider whether they would revisit the past to fulfill unachieved dreams or embrace a completely different beginning. Ultimately, it reveals that while life may seem unscripted, we are often merely supporting characters in others' stories, and our destinies may be part of a grander design orchestrated by forces beyond our control.