The 1970s Young Intellectual Awakens and Rejects Her Cannon-Fodder Fate

Everyone knows that Ye Shu is the workhorse of the Ye family. She does the most work, eats the least, and is still not appreciated by her family.

Finally, when she is sixteen, her family threatens and bribes her into going to the countryside in place of her older brother, who is three years her senior.

At first, Ye Shu is prepared to spend the rest of her life in the countryside.

But an accident leads her to kill someone. In despair, she chooses to jump into a river and end her life.

As she is on the brink of death, she unexpectedly unlocks a pocket dimension with a spirit spring.

Ye Shu suddenly sits up, though she is supposed to be dying!

It seems her life might still be salvageable!

It’s just that she doesn’t seem to have much luck with family.

Not only are the family members who have tormented her since childhood not her biological relatives, but the biological parents who come forward to claim her only want to use her as a human shield for their adopted daughter!

Ha! They want to scheme against her? Not a chance. They’d better seal up the windows too!

She doesn’t care about things she never had in the first place. Being happy on her own is just fine.

But what’s with the little brother who’s always following her around?

What? He wants to date his big sister?

No, no, no. You’re underage. Your big sister doesn’t want to commit a crime.

But later, well, a younger boyfriend really does have his appeal!

A new writer here. The story may not be perfectly polished, but my writing will improve, and the reading experience will get better over time. If it’s not for you, please quietly come and go without making malicious comments. Thank you.