Song Qiqi, an overworked wage slave who died suddenly after working overtime, opened her eyes in the 1980s as Song Lianzhi, a poor girl whose wicked stepmother had sold her to the village chief’s foolish son in neighboring Zhao Family Village for the outrageous bride price of 2,000 yuan.
The original Song Lianzhi had been so humiliated that she jumped into a river to end her life. The moment Song Qiqi woke up, she slapped her shameless, wicked stepmother.
Ignoring the shock and scolding of the villagers watching, she shouted, “I’m going to get rich!” Then, drawing on the original owner’s memories, she went home and turned their two-and-a-half mud-brick rooms upside down.
She scraped all ten fingers raw but still couldn’t find any space that would recognize her as its master. She shouted herself hoarse, but not even a trace of the System appeared.
Three days later, her father and stepmother tied her up and sent her to the Zhao family. Just as Song Qiqi thought her life was over,
a slender, fair hand lifted the red veil covering her face. She looked up to see a ridiculously handsome young man sweetly calling her his wife.
Song Qiqi’s tears betrayed her, spilling from the corners of her mouth.
