Two bamboo sticks decided Ye Cheng’s fate. She willingly headed south for work, only to discover she’d been tricked. She was trapped in a sweatshop, tormented by rumors, and sent away parents suffering from diabetes and lung cancer. She raised three brothers into educated men and finally began a life of her own, with a house to call her own at last. By the time she was in her fifties, she was already growing frail.
Her brothers had happy lives, and her nieces and nephews often came to visit. Only when she was seriously ill did an argument between two of her nieces expose the truth behind the family’s supposed harmony.
As she tried to ask them about it, she was shoved and killed.
After death, her soul drifted out and saw everyone cursing and shouting over the family property. That was when she learned the whole truth.
Her university admission letter had been hidden. Her second younger sister had been sold off. The one who chose to save the baby had died in the delivery room.
The two daughters had become stepping stones for their three brothers, drained of everything they had.
Carrying a heart full of resentment, Ye Cheng returned to the moment her admission letter was hidden. She hadn’t gone south to work yet, her second younger sister was still alive, and her best friend hadn’t cut ties with her family for a man.
None of it had happened yet!
Ye Cheng smiled faintly. Everyone who owed her would pay her back.
She kicked her eldest brother, Ye Jianqiang, into the water, changed her household registration, got her ID card, and set her two younger brothers against their eldest brother.
She exposed the truth about working in the south, then confronted everyone with the truth behind the bamboo sticks when they were drawn again. She left on the spot to retake her exams.
She sold boxed meals, teamed up with her best friend to sell clothes, then returned home and exposed the truth about the hidden admission letter, sparking a heated debate and demanding that the family split up.
She was determined to make the Ye family’s life miserable!
[PS: This isn’t a pure wish-fulfillment novel. Being reborn doesn’t mean you get a new brain. Money values differ from reality, so you can treat the setting as semi-fictional. Please tag the author if you spot any typos. Also, this book does have a male lead.]
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It's very beautiful. Highly recommended. It's a fairy tale in period literature.
Very nice! I accidentally heard the latest chapter!
Very exciting please continue