With a Comeback System, I Get Better Every Day

Ying Yue had just graduated when she woke up and found herself transmigrated ten years into the future.

She discovered she was married to an ordinary but overconfident middle-aged man, had a two-year-old child, and was crammed into a rented apartment with her family of three. They were also supporting her thirty-something brother-in-law, who still lived off his parents.

Her mother-in-law had said, “Look after the child for one more year, then I’ll retire and help you.” She had been saying it for four years.

Her husband said, “I already give you 1,500 a month. That’s plenty,” and accused her of spending too much.

The woman in the mirror looked haggard and old, her eyes empty. She seemed like a middle-aged woman completely out of touch with the world.

Ying Yue broke down.

Then she awakened the “Comeback System.”

As long as someone had a favorable impression of her, she could earn points and exchange them for beauty, wealth, skills, and power.

As for her, life just kept getting better, and she kept making more money. Sure enough, it was better to rely on yourself than on others.

And her ex-husband?

Oh, he’s still renting.