Jiang Rou's early life was deeply unfortunate. Her family was on the poor end of the rich-poor divide, she was a girl in a world that favored boys, and her experiences were among the most miserable of anyone's.
She was beautiful and clever, a top student from kindergarten onward. But whenever it was time to advance to the next school, she had to endure enormous humiliation, crying, kneeling, and begging before her parents would give her the money for tuition.
Bullied, harassed, mistreated: she knew she had never been one of the lucky ones.
As an adult, she went to college and found a job, only to be oppressed by her boss, put down by her coworkers, and thrown out by her landlord. She knew she could only rely on herself.
Then an accident happened, and Jiang Rou finally got lucky for once. After working overtime for an entire month to earn overtime pay, she died suddenly. When she woke up again, she found herself back at seventeen.
A high school campus, a genius girl: nothing seemed to have changed, until she suddenly realized this was a new world of equality between women and men. She was no longer Jiang Rou. Her name was Jiang Xun.
She was an excellent student, beautiful, and popular. Her family, background, and everything else seemed unchanged, yet Jiang Xun was welcomed and accepted everywhere she went. Everyone said her future was limitless.
Jiang Rou was her younger brother, a useless burden and a worthless brat.
Everything had been turned upside down. Before her lay a beautiful new world.
This was the beginning of Jiang Xun.
Girls have more stamina. Girls are born smart. Girls are bold and generous, never coy. Girls are wonderful at everything...
Jiang Xun soon got used to hearing these things. When she came home, her father would immediately serve up a hot meal with meat. After dinner, if she so much as picked up a dish, her father would scold his son: "Jiang Rou! How can a boy be so lazy? Your sister is busy with school, and her time is precious. What are you sitting around for? Did you eat all those chicken wings yourself?"
When Jiang Xun finished her homework and played games, Jiang Rou, who had just washed the dishes and peeled a pomelo clean, would bring over a plate of fruit with red eyes. He didn't resent her. Instead, he looked at her eagerly. "Sis, that young master from the Li family sent me some really expensive makeup again and asked me to tell you he'd like to take you to dinner this weekend."
Thinking of that vicious male classmate, who had led countless campaigns of bullying against her in her previous life, Jiang Xun frowned. "Tell him to go die!"
Jiang Rou nodded vigorously. "I'll never accept anything from him again!"
Jiang Xun suddenly sneered. "Why wouldn't you? You might as well take it. Sell it secondhand, and I want half the money."
Jiang Rou thought his sister was wonderful. So many people liked her and kept sending her gifts, and Jiang Xun made the young master pay while remembering to give him half the money. Even though their father would eventually take that half for one reason or another, or it would go toward everyday expenses like groceries, and he'd still have to prepare a birthday gift for Jiang Xun.
But his sister was wonderful, so wonderful. When he married someday, he would need to rely on her.
Jiang Xun had too much hatred built up inside her. Even if everyone loved her this time, she would still take revenge.
If you like me so much, then you should all be happy to do it.
Many years later, they still loved her, and thought that this was simply what Jiang Xun was like: cool and self-possessed, strong and captivating. She didn't have to do a thing, and the whole world would still come to kiss her.
The romance develops in stages. Male pregnancy. Please don't feel sorry for the men.
Theme: Climb out of the abyss and embrace the wind of freedom and love