Five Hundred Million Fell from the Sky

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Wei Li is so broke she's about to start eating grass. She tries to make money, but nothing works. The city inspectors chase her away when she sets up a street-art stall; while handing out flyers, she nearly gets dragged into a pyramid scheme. At last, she lands a gig as a model for a photo shoot, only to meet a scammer.

And that's not all. One day, on her way home from school, someone knocks her out from behind.

When she wakes up, she discovers that she's the Lucky Girl of Misfortune, cursed with bad luck. To dispel it, she has to spend every bit of unexpected windfall she receives.

Unexpected windfalls keep pouring in. She wins five yuan buying a drink. She gets a 2,000-yuan thank-you gift for helping someone. A coupon she gets while shopping for household supplies wins first prize in a supermarket raffle. Her paintings suddenly become popular, and people commission her to create commercial art. A photo shoot she takes part in goes viral, doubling her income...

When her bad luck is finally dispelled,

her mother's parents suddenly show up to claim her, revealing that her mother is the daughter of a wealthy family;

her biological father arrives too, revealing that he's the CEO of a well-known publicly listed company.

The rich childhood friend she grew up with grabs her hand and refuses to let go, scowling: I've been chasing you for ages. When are you going to get together with me?

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Li Zhue dies again, and this time she wakes up back in the world of her original novel.

Her money-grubbing mother has already sold her middle school entrance exam results, and she's still stuck at that awful high school.

The middle school classmates who bullied her attend the same school. They laugh that she's following in her mother's footsteps and mock her for getting top grades throughout middle school, only to do badly on the entrance exam.

Her wealthy biological father has only just found her. She hasn't yet been killed by his current wife, the woman who betrayed him.

She's still the cannon-fodder older sister of the minor villainess who barely appeared in the original story.

Li Zhue smiles. As a mage who thrived in another world, these are all small potatoes.

But before she can do anything, the rich and handsome star student from the elite high school next door transfers her to his school.

Her handsome internet celebrity older brother rides his motorcycle to pick her up from school now and then.

A top-tier star singer from the entertainment industry takes her exam results and publicly reports someone for illegally buying and selling score records.

A genius young painter sells one of his paintings for millions, and paints her a picture every time he sees her.

A domineering CEO takes her to his company, gives her a tour from the first floor to the top, and declares imperiously: All of this is yours.

Li Zhue, looking wary: Who are you people? What are you plotting?

The four big shots shout together: Master, don't you recognize me? I'm your favorite little one!

The four big shots start fighting over which of them is Li Zhue's favorite.

One person remains where he is, gently wrapping an arm around Li Zhue's waist and whispering in her ear: I'm not. I want to be your favorite person.

#The little ones I raised crossed worlds to spoil me#

Theme: A beautiful, impoverished student strives to rise above poverty and stays true to herself amid wealth.