In her previous life, Du Yue was tricked by an underclassman into joining a pyramid scheme. Her family abandoned her, she lost all her friends, and she never got her bachelor's degree. After the scheme fell apart, she and the underclassman grew close over time and married. After having a baby, Du Yue returned to her hometown and raised the child alongside her illiterate mother-in-law. Their views on childcare clashed, and her mother-in-law was always accusing her of spending too much and wasting money. On top of that, years of staying up late to care for a high-needs baby left Du Yue severely depleted and suffering from serious myocardial ischemia and depression. Her husband didn't understand when she told him how she felt. He said he understood, but never showed any real concern. As time went on, he began blaming and reproaching her instead, saying she was always looking for things to complain about. Eventually, her mother-in-law brought home a bedsheet someone had used and thrown away. Du Yue tried to stop her, but when her mother-in-law refused to listen, they had a huge fight, and Du Yue suddenly died.
Reborn, Du Yue puts herself in harm's way, fiercely confronts the head of the pyramid scheme, and shuts down the organization that's ruining lives. Drawing on her memories of her previous life, she seizes every opportunity: she makes money, buys up houses, and rents them out, growing rich along the way! With several properties in the capital, she transforms into a Beijing landlady everyone envies. She also finds mutual love with the senior she rejected in her previous life, who waited ten years for her, and finally enjoys a sweet, romantic relationship!
Campus love is very youthful and unexpected, the story is very realistic, and there is no squandering of millions.