Gu Mingxi transmigrated.
She had been the youngest daughter of an ordinary family. Her parents were diligent but low-ranking civil servants, doing better than some but worse than others. She had never expected to become rich or powerful, but then she had an incredibly impressive older sister.
Her sister had always excelled at school. She skipped grades, got into Peking University, studied abroad on a scholarship, then became an executive at a major company, earning millions a year. She was the kind of kid every other family wished they had. Beside her sister's brilliance, Gu Mingxi was a nobody.
The words her mother said most often were, “You have the same mother, so how come you can't measure up to your sister in the slightest?”
On her birthday, Gu Mingxi mentioned that she wanted to quit her job. And wow, did that set her parents off.
After both of them had given her an earful, Gu Mingxi couldn't hold back and shouted at her mother, “Then why didn't you just have my sister and stop there? If you look down on me so much, what have you ever achieved yourself?”
Her father rewarded her with a hard slap. Furious, Gu Mingxi stormed out, bought herself an old-fashioned ice pop at the shop across from her apartment complex, and headed home. Then a car came speeding toward her and sent her to another world.
In this world, she was the only daughter of the Gu family, the most powerful rising family in the capital. She had three older brothers. The eldest was the family heir and CEO of Gu Corporation. The second was a renowned up-and-coming director whose commercial film had earned an unprecedented 5 billion at the summer box office. The third was an internationally acclaimed math prodigy and currently the youngest professor at Peking University.
...Fine, I'll take on all you golden children!
Gu Mingxi clenched her fists. Since fate had given her a chance to start over, this time she would be the master of her own life!
So what if she was ordinary? Ordinary people get their springtime too!
It feels too long-winded. I can clearly explain it in a few sentences, but I will write a lot of things, and it will also amplify the poison. After the core was changed and the owner was reborn, he found out. If in reality, the author's child was taken over by a lonely ghost. Although the body was still original, would the author feel uncomfortable every time he saw the child?