They Begged Me to Come Home After I Died Tragically in My Past Life

In my final moments, I heard my mother whisper, “It’d be easier if she died sooner.”

> When I opened my eyes again, I was eighteen, two days away from the college entrance exams.

Faced with the parents who played favorites and pressured me to give up my exam spot, I smiled.

In this life, I would personally destroy, piece by piece, everything they cared about most.

First, I ruined my cheating younger brother’s future. Then I let the recording of their favoritism go viral across the internet.

When I succeeded as an entrepreneur and became someone they could never hope to reach, they knelt outside my company.

The man with an extraordinary background shielded me behind him. “If an apology were enough, why would anyone need to be reborn?”

I came back reborn not to forgive them, but to make them suffer as I once did.