Even a Slacker Can Get into Tsinghua [Reborn]

The full novel is complete and free to read. My upcoming novel, "The Villain's Eldest Sister-in-Law Takes Charge of the Household [The 1970s]," is open for follows. Blurb at the bottom.

Young mathematician Wen Mingzhen died suddenly after a serious illness. When she woke up, she had become a sixteen-year-old high school girl.

Her grades were at the bottom of the class, and she'd gotten into a vicious fight over a romance. Her stepsister was a fake-sweet actress, and her stepmother wanted to take advantage of her illness to finish her off.

Waking up to a zero on her math test, Wen Mingzhen fell into deep thought.

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Students at No. 19 High School had noticed something lately.

The girl who had always stirred up trouble and bullied others with her family's influence, the very last student in her grade, seemed like a different person. She not only helped a girl who fell while running, but also let a classmate off the hook after they accidentally hit her with a ping-pong ball.

Most importantly, she cornered the top student in the woods.

Onlookers: Love makes you blind!

Wen Mingzhen: ...We were just discussing a math problem.

Onlookers: We get it, we get it, we get it!

Wen Mingzhen: ...

Here's an upcoming novel: "The Villain's Eldest Sister-in-Law Takes Charge of the Household [The 1970s]"

Before Jiang Chen died suddenly, she had just finished reading a period crime novel.

In the novel, the murderer Song Xiaowei was tricked by her sister-in-law into getting married before she was even sixteen. With no other choice, she had to quit school and move far away to the border region.

Years later, when she returned to the city to visit her family, she discovered that her mother had died, her little brother had been sold into the mountains and vanished without a trace, and her younger sister had jumped into a river and died by suicide after suffering domestic abuse from her husband.

Seeking revenge, Song Xiaowei committed murder and was eventually caught by the protagonist.

Jiang Chen was so enraged by the vicious sister-in-law in the book, who had the same name as her, that she could barely breathe. Who would have thought that when she closed and reopened her eyes, she would become that very villainous sister-in-law, the one who took her father-in-law's and husband's compensation money, forced Song Xiaowei to marry a widower, and drove her younger siblings out of the house?

Jiang Chen grabbed Song Xiaowei just as she was about to board a train and declared decisively, "The marriage is off. You're all going to school!"

From then on, Jiang Chen wielded a rolling pin in one hand and a feather duster in the other, and the Song family never knew another peaceful day.

Can't recite a poem? Copy it fifty times!

Wrote a character wrong? Copy it a hundred times!

Chinese, math, English, politics, history, geography, physics, chemistry, and biology: not one subject gets skipped!

Weekly quizzes, monthly exams, midterms: one test after another!

Crying? That counts as wasted time, too!

It's 1975, three years before the college entrance exams are reinstated. Education is the ladder that lets ordinary people change their fate. Get into college, and you can soar!

The Song family's first rule: Study hard and improve every day!

Also known as: If studying won't kill you, study until it does!

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Everyone said the Song family's ancestors must have been blessed. Not only did all three children get into prestigious universities, but Jiang Chen, who had been widowed just six months after marrying into the family, also made a name for herself in a state-run restaurant full of men, wielding a giant ladle. Later, she even opened a small restaurant and became a nationally renowned chef!

Content warnings: 1. The eldest brother really is dead. He is not the male lead.

2. The male lead is undecided for now. The female lead has had sexual partners; the male lead has not.

Theme: Study hard and you'll have a good life