Ye Ran is reborn on the eve of the martial arts college entrance exam. In her memories, she was still the “human blood bag,” morally blackmailed until she was completely drained. This time, she gazes at her youthful reflection in the mirror and smiles like a villain.
“This time, I'm going to be a selfish lunatic.”
At the exam, the scheming green-tea girl fakes a fall and frames her. Ye Ran immediately turns on the arena-wide loudspeaker: “Want me to call you an ambulance, or take you straight to the crematorium?” While everyone is dumbfounded, she snatches the vicious beast core that was supposed to belong to the male lead.
When the original novel's male lead says with heartfelt sincerity, “Ranran, for the future of humanity...” Ye Ran smashes the inheritance stele behind him with one punch. “Enough with the nonsense. This opportunity is mine.”
The young elites of a powerful clan set up a life-or-death challenge. She walks in carrying a speaker, playing the song “Good Days.” Everyone expects a fierce showdown, but she pulls out a brick and goes straight for the opponent's lower body. “If you're going to fight, just fight. Why strike a pose?”
From then on, a legend spreads through the high-martial world: you'd be better off challenging ten vicious beasts alone than crossing that madwoman. When she smiles, someone is about to have the worst day of their life, or someone's opportunity is about to change hands.
And Ye Ran, carrying her newly stolen divine weapon, flips the sky the middle finger. “In this life, no one gets to use the greater good to blackmail me. My path is to walk every road others take, until no one else has anywhere left to go!”
