The Good-for-Nothing Female Side Character of the Seventies

The female lead next door has started selling things at a street stall.

The female lead next door has bought a house in the city.

The female lead next door's husband, a soldier, has come home, and she is steadily climbing to the peak of her life.

Yao Qingqing is envious, but not jealous. After all, she has earned her good life through her own efforts.

Yao Qingqing has tried hard too, but the land in her pocket dimension is no different from the land in the village. It still needs to be plowed, planted, and fertilized, and she just can't do that kind of work.

She's good at lying flat and being a salted fish.

Unexpectedly, one day the female lead says, "The country might bring back the college entrance exams. Qingqing, if you want to take them, you'd better get started soon."

Yao Qingqing thinks it's too late for her to get started.

But her whole family thinks she can do it.

What a headache.

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My Little Brother Insists He's Reborn

What would you think if someone said:

You got into Tsinghua University, but after graduation you went home to become a civil servant. At thirty-two, you were diagnosed with a terminal illness and spent all your savings.

Meanwhile, the boyfriend you dumped after he failed his college entrance exams inherited the family business, indulged in pleasure and lived a life of luxury, becoming a business tycoon

What would you think?

The person saying this is your little brother. He insists he's reborn and wants to change your fates.

Lian Wen patted his head. "It's not light out yet. You can go back to sleep."

"Sis..." Lian Tao's eyes reddened at the corners.

"Good boy."

The door closed.

At one in the morning, the desk lamp was still on. Steam rose from a mug, and on the desk lay Five Years of College Entrance Exams, Three Years of Practice.

Her phone vibrated: [Okay, I'll be your boyfriend.]

My fate?

The pen paused at the edge of the paper, leaving a dark dot. The girl's lashes fluttered, and she bent over her work again.

She was the most promising student at Dawn High School in ten years, with a bright future ahead of her.

Theme: An ordinary, peaceful life is what matters most