(The rating has only just opened and will rise.) Jin Min grew up in a market and fought her way through hardship to get into South Korea's most elite university for the rich.
Then she unexpectedly learns how her story will end: in three months, her humble background will be exposed in public, and the wealthy students will humiliate her mercilessly.
To avoid that miserable fate, she chooses to bind herself to the [Money-Grabbing Power-Up System].
As long as she extracts value from the heirs of the chaebol families, she gets triple the return.
From then on, she powers up all the way, gaining divine-level buffs in the form of all kinds of cards, talents, presence, and resources.
She will meet:
The broken, reticent Ha Seowon,
The domineering, brooding Lee Wonhwan,
Jeong Muncheol, a young master from the Namgwon chaebol family...
Every heart she wins is just one part of her transformation plan.
At last, as a crowd of chaebol heirs fall hopelessly for her, she raises her eyes and smiles faintly:
"Allow me to introduce myself. I'm Kim Yeyun."
[Accepting your gifts is simply the grace I bestow upon you.]
Perfect the background. My sister, you are pretending to be a chaebol lady. Find a way to perfect the background! The system is not very powerful either (*￣m￣)
It's super good-looking, with a feeling of driving low and driving high. Zheng Wenzhe hasn't come out yet, and I'm looking forward to the two meeting offline😳😳🤭. My favorite at the moment is Li Yuanhuan, a person full of gloom and stubbornness. I hope the author will tell more stories about his childhood and his sister. The heroine's relatives also need to be constantly improved, so I'm looking forward to it.
It seems that no one has read this book. Let me comment on it: It's still watchable, that is to say, the plot, characters, and personalities are very sloppy. Everyone seems to be living casually, liking or disliking people casually, and the heroine also seems to be doing tasks casually. The author didn't write out many details, and his writing style is not very good. I can barely watch it without losing my mind, but even so, I feel like there are a lot of things to complain about. Fortunately, it seems that the heroine has not suffered any grievances at all and is living very comfortably, so it seems that there is no psychological pressure when reading a book to pass the time. You can watch it if you're bored, but it's too short.