After Swapping Souls, the Campus Belle Tearfully Repairs Cars

(The score is low because this new novel just opened for ratings. It’s an emotional story, so feel free to dive in.) [One female lead + mistaken identities + body swap + no System + male first-person POV] A strong woman and a weak man? No. She lived like a hero in my body, while I learned to bow my head in hers. “When the frequencies of two souls resonate perfectly at a certain moment, the body becomes a temporary vessel.” The Hypothesis of Consciousness Transfer, page 73 of Qingwan University’s psychology lecture notes Nobody remembers Huo Xiao from the auto repair club. He was like the scrapped engine behind the school: nobody noticed it, but without it, every car on the street would grind to a halt. Before his junior year, his life revolved around three things: fixing cars, working night shifts, and saving up for his younger sister’s tuition. Then one day… Ling Yao, the piano prodigy from the music conservatory who never even showed up for the school anniversary, suddenly grabbed “her own” wrist in the cafeteria and whispered: “Did you haul cargo again last night? Did your shoulder wound reopen?” The entire cafeteria fell silent. Because it was “Ling Yao” speaking, but the voice sounded like sandpaper scraping metal. It was unmistakably Huo Xiao’s voice. And the “Huo Xiao” standing across from her, shoulders hunched and fingers stained with motor oil… had eyes red as if he’d been awake for three days straight. Nobody knew when they had swapped bodies. All they knew was that from that day on: She signed his daily work contracts at construction sites, while he took her place on the piano competition stage; She used his face to tell the landlord, “I’ll definitely pay the rent next month,” while he used her hands to redo his sister’s crooked ponytail; In each other’s lives, they clumsily played the role of “normal people.”