In 2000, nine-year-old Jiang Sui is reborn. The first thing she does isn’t drag her parents into some investment scheme.
She quietly finishes her summer homework and signs her laid-off father up for the adult college entrance exam.
The neighbors laugh at her father for taking the exam at forty. Jiang Sui says nothing and buries herself in her studies, earning a place in the gifted youth program.
Fifteen years later, just as the domestic chip lab is running desperately short of funds,
the billionaire rumored to refuse to return to China and to be cold-blooded and heartless walks through the door.
The room is full of powerful investors, but he looks only at her.
“Jiang Sui, why did you send me a mock college entrance exam paper when you were nine?”
