Lu Zhaozhao didn't know who had jumped into the river that day.
She only knew that she'd nearly died trying to save them, but the person she'd rescued had secretly run off, leaving her with the infamous story of how she'd jumped into the river after losing hope when the college entrance exam was canceled. But good deeds bring good fortune, and the reborn female lead's golden finger, which let her store things, farm, and receive a daily bulletin, was split in half and given to her.
Thanks to it, she landed a secure government job in 1966 and didn't have to go to the countryside. Great!
Shen Ruotang knew who had saved her that day.
But she didn't care. She had been reborn, she had the script, and she was going to live her life all over again.
Lu Zhaozhao was just an insignificant footnote in her script.
But she'd forgotten: being reborn doesn't mean growing a brain, and it matters how you use your golden finger.
In a nutshell: The life script the reborn heroine threw away was picked up and rewritten by a streetwise girl.
Theme: Being reborn doesn't mean growing a brain, and it matters how you use your golden finger.
