[System + transmigration + business + getting rich + reborn + absurdly funny wish fulfillment + strong heroine]
She dies unexpectedly on the day she graduates from college and arrives in an ultra-modern Underworld.
Ying Xue lives carefree, shopping till she drops and racking up 200 trillion on her credit card, which she can’t pay off.
She takes a job working for the King of Hell to repay her debt. But with inflation in the Underworld, her wages can’t even buy a tea egg?
No, she won’t stand for it! Why should she do the hardest, most exhausting work and earn the least?
She can’t stand the King of Hell’s nouveau riche attitude. The working girl rebels.
She ruins his date with his sweetheart, wrecks the Underworld, and sells his restaurant.
In the end, to contribute to the Underworld, she gets bound to the “Reincarnation Test System.”
Her mission is to earn enough money to “die peacefully of old age”?
Fine! The heroine “totally understands” the idea and keeps looking for loopholes, bent on dying.
The System isn’t even a month old, yet it keeps disconnecting and crashing. It makes her write reports and reflect on her behavior, and if she slacks off even a little, she has to start all over.
She goes through quick transmigration, is reborn in ancient times, and breaks free of constraints to set society’s norms straight.
Step by step, she builds her fortune and becomes a powerful woman. Everyone asks her for the secret to getting rich. What’s the formula? “Pay me first, and then I’ll tell you.”
The System seems to do nothing but eat candy and act cute. It giggles over nothing, whines over little things, and starts splitting into different personalities to lecture her when something serious happens.
[Master, I want candy!]
“Don’t try to fool me.”
[Master, you should eat less.]
[Master, is he trying to hit on you?]
“Shut up, you’re so annoying!”
