This book is also known as The True Record of Jiang Zi Wang's Meltdowns.
Jiang Zi Wang wakes up one morning with five wicked books in her head.
The books look downright sinister, but in truth they contain the hidden workings and trump cards of the entire world: why people pursue gain and avoid harm, how power is traded behind the scenes, the tricks and jargon of 360 professions, and every unspoken rule.
When faced with people she can't stand, her mind automatically plays: "People are born good, but some are born shameless." Written by Gui Zi. So she slaps them, crushing the dreams of cheating men and homewreckers.
When faced with someone she likes, it automatically plays: "I am a kitten, and a kitten is me." Written by Zhuang Zi. The boy is a cat lover, so she pretends to be a cat and discusses a cat's thoughts with him.
When faced with elders, it automatically plays The Old Geezer's Art of War. When her aunts and uncles accuse her of not studying or getting married, she ranges from ancient history to modern times, pointing at the sky and cursing.
When faced with children, it automatically plays Two Children Debate the Moon. Written by Qiu Zi. No matter how foolish her relatives' bratty kids are, she acts even more stupidly and shamelessly, driving them home to their mothers.
Everyone else thinks she's crazy, unaware that she has seen through the ways of the world. She skips class in her final year of high school, creates her own study system, and takes the top spot in the province's college entrance exams. Years later, she builds a business from scratch, becomes CEO of a multibillion-yuan conglomerate, and looks down on the world, supreme above all.
What is the fifth book? That's a secret.
