In her previous life, Song Tang died suddenly at thirty-five, clutching a lottery ticket she never got the chance to cash in.
Reborn at sixteen, she was ecstatic: “Five million, here I come!”
But then she found out she’d remembered the numbers wrong and won only three thousand.
She broke down: “Heavens, are you messing with me?”
Until the aloof top student cornered her against a wall:
“You think being reborn is so you can buy lottery tickets? No. It’s so you can live your life over again.”
After that, she breezed through life, going from the bottom of the class to top scholar, from penniless to CEO, and even marrying the man who had secretly loved her for ten years.
In her previous life, she never knew that the lottery ticket she bought with the wrong numbers was the best script fate could have given her.
