You Wang was a mischievous girl in elementary school, but by middle and high school she had become what everyone calls “someone else's child.”
She ranked near the top of her class in every practice exam. Though she was a girl, she wanted to get into the National University of Defense Technology.
Then, on June 25, she plummeted from the sky into a mud pit, without warning.
She hadn't even fastened her seat belt. How had the plane crashed?
Her reward arrived in the form of her parents' restrained anger clashing with each other.
“The first question was so easy. Even a fourth grader could do it, and you got it wrong! And you think you'll get into the National University of Defense Technology? At this rate, you won't even get into a first-tier university!”
Her father said, “This is all because you spoiled her. When have you ever seen her studying after she came home? We spent so much money on classes and study materials, and it all went down the drain!”
“Why are you taking your anger out on me? What if the child hears you?”
“Let's get a divorce.”
You Wang's eyes burned with alarm. She blamed herself so much she wanted to die. Maybe she only thought she wanted to die, because she wound up in a game System with senses so vivid it felt real.
A gambling debt slip in the dead of night, a shattered jigsaw puzzle... Clear each level and earn coins and points. You could think of it as another kind of talent-selection program, like the Foundation Plan.
The bonus challenges include swapping places with your parents and classmates.
Parent E: “I'm ashamed. I bombed the exam. I didn't even get into a 211 university, let alone a 985.”
Parent A: “I'm mortified. I missed the cutoff for an undergraduate program by one point.”
Parent B: “You guys are all showing off. I haven't even said anything, and I only went to a vocational college. What are you bragging about?”
Game System: “You can retake the exam. It's free.”
They all want to go back to their own jobs.
You only understand the struggles and joys of trading places after you've experienced them yourself.
Reading guide: Complete manuscript, short story, family-focused
#Two souls in one body, clearing levels side by side. This is just an entertaining story about You Siwang's daydreams, unrelated to reality. Any resemblance is purely coincidental.
#The story of Mom and Dad getting divorced after the college entrance exams
My recently completed danmei novel, He Got His Boss Jealous by Burying His Pregnant Self at a Grave, is a soft sci-fi ABO pregnancy story. Thank you to all the lovely readers who added it to your collections. My next book is She Found Love After Her Divorce.
Theme: We look back to remind ourselves to keep moving forward
Some people change as they go, each taking a different path, getting farther and farther apart, until they both hate each other, and parting ways becomes a natural and necessary thing to do.