I dropped out of Tsinghua and enrolled at Peking University, and the whole internet mocked my outrageous move. The only one who panicked was my adopted younger sister, the stunning Tsinghua chemistry genius hailed as a once-in-a-century talent. At the celebration banquet for her direct-entry PhD admission, she wept so prettily that tears streaked her face. "I owe everything I've achieved to my sister's inspiration." "Sister, please come back. I know you hate me, but Mom and Dad love you." I let out a cold laugh and shut down my computer. In my previous life, I was the one destined for greatness. Yet even my painstakingly achieved research findings were stolen by her, right under my nose, even during closed experiments. After it happened several times, my advisor and classmates all began to
