In my previous life, I worked myself to the bone, my face covered in grease, and died in the back kitchen of a fast-food restaurant. On TV, my first love, Shen Xiuze, and his beloved wife, Song Ya, were being celebrated as outstanding entrepreneurs at their company’s stock market debut.
For that man, I gave up the last two exams of the college entrance test. I went from a shoo-in for the province’s top score to a third-tier college nursing aide.
It was all because, on the day of the exam, he crashed his car while speeding after his beloved and faced the possibility of losing a leg.
I spent all the inheritance my parents left me on his exorbitant rehabilitation bills. For four years, I was his caretaker and punching bag. I washed his clothes, cooked his meals, cleaned up after him, and helped him learn to walk again.
But once he recovered, he took Song Ya by the hand and kicked me out. “Su Wan, you didn’t really think I liked you, did you? You were just a caretaker.”
Reborn, I returned to the day of the college entrance exams. Shen Xiuze had just been dumped by Song Ya, and was about to take off on his motorcycle to chase the “accident” that would cost him a leg.
In my previous life, I’d cried and rushed over to stop him. This time, I held back my worried father, turned away coldly, and walked into the exam hall.
The scumbag’s wails and the scheming of the two-faced woman had nothing to do with me. This time, I would trust only myself. Top score in the province, Tsinghua, AI goddess, billions to my name... I, Su Wan, would reclaim everything I lost in my previous life, a hundredfold, a thousandfold!
It's good to watch, and the writing is enjoyable throughout. I love watching the heroine's career sober and never look back, decisive and rational.