Stop Pressuring Me! The System Is Teaching Me How to Marry into a Prestigious University

After a car accident, 28-year-old office worker Weng Wenwen transmigrates back to age fifteen. She assumes Heaven must have sent her back to give her an unbeatable golden finger, turning her into a shining light of humanity. Who could have guessed she’d be bound to a college entrance exam study System instead?

[Welcome to the “Study or Die” instance.] The System’s mechanical voice rang out.

Weng Wenwen ignored it, still trying to remember the winning lottery numbers from all those years.

[This instance is also known as “The System Teaches You to Get into X University and X University.”] Its words carried a hint of anger.

Weng Wenwen still didn’t answer.

[If the Host doesn’t study, they will be punished with the experience of giving birth once.]

Her heart gave a thump.

Weng Wenwen was shattered.

The serious version:

We always think exams are meant to broaden our horizons and change our fate.

But that’s not really it.

Fate is a snow-covered mountain. When it collapses, there’s nowhere to hide.

We burn the candle at both ends,

all for one thing:

to do everything in our power to delay the inevitable at the edge of the avalanche.

[An outgoing, daydreaming girl pretending to be a mature woman X a quiet, secretly passionate, socially anxious top student]

[Weng Wenwen X Tan Qi]

Reader’s Guide:

1. This is not a conventional System novel or a power fantasy. There are few golden fingers, and the protagonist changes her fate through her own efforts.

2. A broad ensemble cast! There is a romance, but it’s not a major focus. Family and friendship take up more of the story.

3. An adult fairy tale set on a school campus.

4. The story takes a while to get going.