Back to the Years When My Father Was in School
- Author: Chunfeng Liuhuo
- Genres: Romance, Trọng Sinh, Học Đường
- Status: Completed
- Chapters: 93
- Rating: ★ 4.3 / 5
- Published: 2026-10-01

A Time-Travel Mission to Save Dad
Before she could even finish enjoying her life as a haughty heiress, Lu Yan was hit with a cold reality check when her family went bankrupt overnight. Her father was set up by a rival, and she found herself detained before meeting a tragic end in an accident.
Unexpectedly, death handed her a round-trip ticket back to her father Lu Zhen's teenage years. Faced with a chance at changing the future, she’s determined to shield her family from their impending doom.
Father-Daughter Feuds and Nemeses
The man waiting for Lu Yan in the past isn't the model father she knew, but a certified bad boy. The young master Lu Zhen back then was incredibly unruly, arrogant, and notorious as a trouble-making school heartthrob.
Things get even more ironic when her father’s rival turns out to be Shen Kuo, a poor student possessing a resilient strength. Lu Yan playing the mediator between these two leads to plenty of humorous situations that are as awkward as they are funny.
A Love That Stands the Test of Time
The bond between Lu Yan and Shen Kuo carries a mysterious tone as past and future collide. The man who would later become a cold-blooded tycoon has actually loved her since her previous life.
He spent a grueling 20 years quietly and patiently waiting for her to grow up. Lu Yan's psychological shift from fear to understanding eventually dissolves the boundaries of their family conflict.
Notable Strengths
- A fresh take on the rebirth trope where the female lead goes back in time to become her own father’s classmate and guardian.
- A deep romantic subplot featuring male lead Shen Kuo's unwavering devotion for over 20 years.
- Hilarious father-daughter interactions that provide a bright, entertaining school life atmosphere.
- A compact length of 93 chapters, maintaining a steady pace without unnecessary filler or dragging.
Unavoidable Weaknesses
- The characterization of Lu Yan leans a bit too heavily into the passive Mary Sue archetype.
- Her frequent crying might get on the nerves of readers who prefer a powerhouse heroine.
- The previous life's family conflict is resolved a bit too simply thanks to the "spoiler" advantage of knowing the future.
Community Ratings
- Novel Updates: 4.3/5 (21 ratings, checked on October 1, 2026)
Most readers praise the funny father-daughter dynamic and the male lead's sincerity, though some find the female lead a bit too much of a crybaby.
The Verdict
Spanning 93 chapters, this story offers a fairly complete and healing romance journey. Despite the potentially polarizing personality of the female lead, the novel successfully portrays family bonds and a steadfast love.
Bottom line: This is a school and rebirth combo perfect for those seeking warmth, just enough drama, and a love that truly waits.
Tags: rebirth, school life, romance