After Missing the College Entrance Exam, I Took Down the Ungrateful Family

During the English exam for the college entrance examinations, my dad turned off my nap alarm and didn't wake me until five minutes before the gates closed. I was turned away from the exam hall and watched in despair as my dream university slipped out of reach. At home, my mom was playing cigarette-card games with my younger brother. She called to console me: “It's okay if you don't go to college. You can start working early and help support the family. You'll still be Mom and Dad's precious darling.” Later, Dad sent me to a sweatshop, where I spent ten years tightening screws until I died suddenly from overwork. After I died, they used my compensation money to buy my brother a house. Only then did I realize they'd deliberately caused what happened that day. When I opened my eyes again, I was back on the day of my English exam.