"She's rich, has all the free time in the world, and is beautiful. Too bad she's nasty and never has a kind word to say. There's not a hint of femininity about her, so she'll surely end up alone for the rest of her life."
One of Wan Yan's rivals paid off a financial magazine to write this in her profile interview.
What a kind blessing, she thought.
Indeed, she was forceful and sharp-tongued. Nobody knew that Wan Yan had once been an obedient, well-behaved girl, her parents' indispensable little darling at home. Then she and her mother became like sworn enemies. She had also had a close friend, someone she'd known for nearly twenty years, but in the end, they'd gradually drifted apart...
Though she was a hard-working model employee, people always criticized her ordinary bachelor's degree from a second-tier university.
"Can a woman really make more money than a man? With her education, she can't be that smart. Who knows where her startup capital came from?"
Wan Yan couldn't be bothered to explain. She didn't want to fall into the trap of having to prove herself. What was she supposed to say, that she hadn't been very bright at school and spent all her time reading novels and playing games?
But Wan Yan never imagined that after staying up for a few nights, she'd suddenly go from being financially free to having the short arms and legs of a twelve-year-old.
...Thanks, but no thanks. She'd just gotten off a plane. No.
She'd just been reborn, living in a rented room with bare walls, a twig-thin body, and middle school just around the corner. Her pockets were emptier than her face was clean, and she'd have to keep a low profile until adulthood. What was she supposed to do?!
Let's see how she starts over, makes her way back to being rich, free, and beautiful, and makes up for the regrets of her previous life!
Reader's Guide:
A self-indulgent story, meant to be relatively healing.
A reborn school-life story with a slice-of-life pace. The main plot follows the female lead's academic growth and her efforts to make up for past regrets.
There is a male lead, and the romance is one-on-one.
My next book will be The Female Side Character and the Villain of a Harem Romance Get Their Happy Ending.
Blurb:
A clear-eyed, straight-shooting rich heiress x a seemingly sweet, pitiful green tea boy who is actually a gloomy, scheming villain
Ji Yi is just like her name: extraordinary and outstanding. She's always been the one others look up to.
She graduated with her doctorate at just twenty-four and returned to China to help manage her family's company. Exceptionally capable and ambitious, she kicks out a whole crowd of uncles, cousins, and other relatives who covet her family's business.
Then one day, she awakens to the existence of another version of herself.
Ji Yi is a hopelessly lovesick idiot. Every day, she wants to marry one of the rich, powerful men in her circle, the male leads of the heroine's story, and keeps getting rejected by one after another, without the slightest shame.
She's the vicious female side character in a harem romance, a clown and a tool for making the heroine shine.
Female side characters don't get happy endings. She'll end up destitute, go astray, and die an unnatural death.
Ji Yi: Maybe she can be saved.
Nope. As soon as the plot kicks in, she can't control her own body.
Is she really going to squander the family fortune, be unable to cope with bankruptcy, and end up dying of an overdose in the street...?
Fortunately, Ji Yi soon discovers another unlucky person who's awakened.
Xie Jingyu is the original novel's main villain, but in this version, he's the male lead, the real young master. He's the Xie family's adopted fake young master, supposedly born under a hard fate and brought into the family to take the bad luck meant for the real heir.
He's the seasoning in the male and female leads' relationship, constantly courting disaster and making sure everyone notices him.
Later, Xie Jingyu is thrown out of the Xie family and jumps around like a clown. So they cut out his liver and disfigure him, and he lives in agony until the age of eighty.
Ji Yi: Tragic. So tragic. That really is a hard fate.
Two heads are better than one.
Ji Yi: See this book? We have the same goal: changing our fate as disposable characters.
Xie Jingyu: But... But the Xie family has been kind to me.
Ji Yi is speechless.
Has this guy been brainwashed or something? He's got the vibe of a sweet, pitiful heroine from an old-fashioned romance. Oh well, we're both poor souls, so I'll take pity on him.
Ji Yi: Do you want to live? I mean, do you want to keep your face and liver?
Xie Jingyu: I do.
Ji Yi: Then you'll do what I say, right?
Xie Jingyu: I'll do whatever you say.
Not bad. At least he's obedient. :)
Later, the original plot is shattered, the weirdos disappear, and everything seems to return to normal.
Ji Yi lies sprawled across the bed, staring at the ceiling, with aches all over her back and waist. Only then does she realize that some white-lotus boy has a heart as dark as night!
Theme: Cherish the present
After watching the heroine's rebirth, she tried to change her family, but failed. In fact, I think this is realistic. It is actually very difficult to change a biased person's mind. The age of 3 years old has already determined this person's character. It is impossible for the heroine to change a heartless person with just a few words. . It's well written and very real. It's no longer about being reborn and having a perfect family.
Yan Yan: I am a legend in the academic circle! Be a top student today, be the richest man tomorrow, Oye [loving eyes] [loving eyes] [loving eyes]
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Two tough-talking people will get divorced sooner or later.
The heroine is not a child, so I really admire her mentality.
Last time I went to school, it was like a scheming palace.
Her mother is very patriarchal, she actually thinks that her daughter's money is hers
I was scolded for being a few minutes late. It was not an important occasion. Sure enough, having money is confidence.
Dai Min is also a very hateful person. [Angry] There are many people like this, whether in school or in the workplace.
I just realized that I haven't entered v yet, but it's really not enough to watch 😭