After Being Reborn, I Stopped Making Way for the Real Heiress

In her previous life, after the true heiress Bai Shiyin returned to the Shen family, Shen Tingwan was told to give up her room, her birthday, her place at school, her position in the trust, and finally even her place at her mother’s bedside. Everyone said, “You’ve enjoyed eighteen years of this. Be reasonable.” Then she uncovered the baby swap, the trap in the contracts, and the medical report showing that her mother had been replaced. She died on an overpass with the evidence in hand. When she opened her eyes again, she was eighteen. Bai Shiyin wasn’t supposed to show up for another three days. But less than twenty minutes after she was reborn, the doorbell rang ahead of schedule. This time, Shen Tingwan no longer begs to know, “Do you still love me?” Bai Shiyin can claim her family, and the Shen family can make it up to their biological daughter. But anyone who tries to use Shen Tingwan’s room, name, reputation, or future to repay eighteen years of debt will pay the price themselves. Her father freezes her bank cards to force her to bow her head, so she moves out of the Shen home, pays her own tuition, takes on projects, and joins the board. Her mother repeatedly protects Bai Shiyin, so Shen Tingwan withdraws the trust that has been so carelessly spent. Bai Shiyin uses blood ties, public opinion, and company privileges to close in at every turn, so Shen Tingwan reopens every door that was taken from her. But her memories of her previous life begin to fail, the true mastermind makes their move ahead of schedule, and even Bai Shiyin stops following the old script. Meanwhile, Lu Siheng, the man whose life she saved with a single phone call in her previous life, comes to her side with a secret of his own that he cannot reveal. He says, “I can protect you.” Shen Tingwan pushes the partnership agreement back. “First, learn not to make decisions for me.” This time, she doesn’t want to become the Shen family’s good daughter again. She wants everyone to understand: who she is has never been decided by blood, a surname, or a place at the table.