Song Yuan'an died because of a fraudulent report.
She had prepared it herself, but someone tampered with it, making it the final straw that broke her.
Fired, cyberbullied, and betrayed by someone she trusted, her life fell apart overnight.
When she opened her eyes again, she was back on the day before she started her job.
The familiar rented apartment, the unopened employee badge, and the job offer that had changed her fate.
This time, she would no longer be the timid junior accountant who kept her head down and never knew how to say no.
She would learn to read people, protect herself, and survive within the rules.
She began checking every number carefully and handling every receipt with caution, leaving no one the chance to make her take the fall again.
In the face of workplace manipulation, she learned to say no;
when people tried to shift blame or steal credit, she learned to keep evidence and argue with logic;
when faced with unreasonable overtime and exploitation, she learned to protect herself by invoking company policy.
At the same time, she started planning her career: earning certifications, getting promoted, changing jobs, and negotiating higher pay, one step at a time.
She would show everyone who had once trampled on her what she was truly capable of.
Along the way, she met a man who seemed carefree and unserious, yet always managed to lend her a hand at the crucial moment.
He said, “The workplace isn’t simply black and white, but you can choose to be someone who isn’t easily knocked down.”
Song Yuan'an nodded.
In this life, she wasn’t looking for a cheat code or revenge. All she wanted was to start her life over,
relying on her own abilities.
I have read more than ten chapters, and I am tired of repeating the events of my previous life.
The heroine's rebirth did not kill everyone, but made progress step by step.