I Can See Others' Key Frames

Chen Ye is reborn. He returns to three years before being ruined by a client, before signing the contract that led to his downfall. Before he can rejoice, he discovers a new ability—every time he touches someone, he randomly sees a key memory from the past 30 seconds. Shaking hands, he sees a partner sneer behind his back: 'There's a trap in the contract, he won't notice.' Pouring tea, he sees a competitor stuffing evidence into a briefcase: 'If you push me, no one will have it easy.' Clinking glasses, he sees a supplier sighing to his wife: 'They want me to issue fake invoices, I don't want to, but if I don't, it's over.' 30 seconds isn't enough to see through a person. But it's enough to catch a handle. In his past life, he lost because he trusted others too much. In this life, he reads everyone's cards. Then, one by one, he turns the tables. — Description from novelcodex.org