In the summer of 1999, Lin Xiu was reborn on the night when he got his college entrance examination scores.
In her previous life, she listened to her parents, tore up her admission notice and went to the south to work so that her younger brother could study. No one ever said thank you to her in her life. Forty-two years old, he died of liver cancer in a rented house.
In this life, she never makes a fuss, explains, or proves.
She only did three things: find out the student loan policy, keep the notice, and get on the green train bound for the provincial capital.
Forty-eight dollars and nine cents in my pocket. Behind her is a family that demands her sacrifice. Her own life lies ahead.
No revenge, no cruelty, no cheating. A rural girl pulls herself out of the mud step by step.
