Back in the 1970s, I Tore Apart the Fake Daughter Who Took My Place in College
by Fries
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My parents took away my admission letter and forced me to give up my university place to a fake daughter. In my last life, I fought hard, but my legs were broken and I was imprisoned in disguise. The mother hugged Jiang Baoer and complained in tears: "You have taken away Baoer's identity, do you still want to see her unable to go to college?" They excitedly prepared bags for Jiang Baoer and accompanied her to the capital to report with honor. I told my brother to keep me in jail. I looked at my brother's guilty and evasive eyes and begged him to call a doctor for me. The wounds on my legs had worsened. I don't want to be a useless person. There was a struggle in his eyes, and he touched my head lovingly: "My dear, Xiaoyue, I can't risk Bao'er going to college. Don't worry, even if you can't walk, my brother will take care of you for the rest of your life. Don't make it difficult for me." Later, I died of wound infection this winter, but Jiang Baoer became a university teacher respected by everyone by virtue of his status as one of the first batch of college students, and married into a wealthy family, fulfilling his life. Once again, just to be on the safe side, I wrote denunciation letters to all the big shots who had been helped by me. Of course blood debt must be paid with blood. Parents and close relatives are so partial to this, so it's okay not to want it.
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