In her previous life, Mu Wei started on hard mode, but by the time she'd reached max level, her loved ones had all passed away, one after another.
Reborn during the summer before she started ninth grade, Mu Wei discovered that everything had switched to easy mode:
She took her parents, whose illnesses were still in their early stages, to get treatment.
With the skills she'd honed through years of work, she turned her struggling family into a middle-class one.
She nurtured her talented older sister into becoming a student athlete.
As for studying, the former provincial science-track top scorer figured she could just do a little here and there.
The new school year had just begun.
The students all wondered who would come first in the entrance exams:
The study machine who had already finished the entire first-year high school curriculum over the summer?
The genius preparing for the math competition?
Or the liberal arts prodigy famous for her photographic memory?
Who would have guessed the results would be a huge upset?
First place went to Mu Wei, who said, "I didn't study at all over the summer. I just crammed a little right before school started."
Everyone was stunned. They'd met a fake studious show-off!
Later, a legend spread through Mu Wei's high school:
One year, there was a senior student called Mu who only listened in class, never did homework at home, and spent her time either gaming or watching TV. Yet she always came first in every exam, driving countless students to despair.
"You want to compete over who studies harder?"
"Sorry, I'm reborn."
Note: This is actually a warm and funny coming-of-age story about boys and girls.
Theme: Returning to the past to make up for regrets
