I Take Her Place in Senior Year, and She Becomes the Boss for Me

With 120 days left until the college entrance exam, a rigged car crash on a rainy night swaps two people’s bodies.

Cheng Ye, 27, was once known as the "King of the Underworld" in the north of the city. Five years ago, he led his brothers into legitimate business, and now he owns a logistics group. When he opens his eyes, he has become Lin Xiaoman, a senior in Class 3 at Jianglan No. 7 High School: one of the top ten students in her grade, saddled with her family’s loan sharks and bullied by the same group of classmates for two whole years.

Lin Xiaoman, 18, can only endure when she’s wronged, and saying thank you comes naturally. When she opens her eyes, she has become Mr. Cheng, the man everyone in the northside truckers’ compound calls "Brother Ye."

So the whole school says Lin Xiaoman got her brains knocked into gear by the accident. When someone tears up her notebook of mistakes, she doesn’t cry or make a fuss. She gathers every scrap, demands the security footage, the parents, and that the school handle it by the rules. When debt collectors block the stairwell, she records them first, then hands them over to the police.

But the old brothers in the north say the King of the Underworld has gone soft in the head. He crouches beneath a truck to feed an orange cat. When the freight yard manager returns the money, he even thanks him politely.

Using her identity, he brings the people who bullied her before the school and the police, one by one. Using his identity, she sees the people he never noticed.

But who tampered with the brakes on that car?

They have to switch back before the college entrance exam. That exam paper is one only she can answer herself.