After I Changed My College Application, My Cool Childhood Friend Panicked

This older brother is so annoying! The female lead, please don't forgive him! 😅

Oh no!! Looking at the comments, it seems many of you have misunderstood. Let me clarify: the female lead's parents are divorced; her brother lives with their mother, and she lives with her father. There are three children in the Pei family: the eldest (male) and the second (male) Pei Yi'an (the female lead's mother!!). The frequently appearing Lu Yun is Pei Yutang's mother, the second son's wife, not the female lead's mother!! The female lead's mother has only appeared in the news once so far!!

Xie Tingxi, you're so diligent! But two chapters a day are simply not enough. 😭😭😭

I really dislike this kind of older brother, and I hope the female lead will never forgive Pei Yuli.

I don't understand why a rich young lady like me would be afraid of her brother, especially since he's already divorced and lives with her mother... It's a very awkward thing, and makes the show less enjoyable.

The female lead's brother and his friends are both annoying; it's infuriating and makes me very unhappy.

I'm currently on chapter 21, and this story is tagged as a "feel-good" novel. Where's the fun in that? It's all about the female lead being a naive and clueless fool. She drives a Maybach, lives in a luxury villa, has a loving father, good grades, and even has servants. Yet, all I see is her being constantly outmaneuvered by the driver and an ordinary female student. What's the point of this? I think I understand now—this is a story designed to make the supporting female characters and cannon fodder feel good. The driver certainly has it easy, able to ride roughshod over his master's head. Is this supposed to be a weak and useless female lead? She spends ages searching for a lost academic talisman, rambling on and on with her brother. Does her brother hold the power of life and death over her or her finances? Instead of wasting time on this nonsense, why not just check the security footage? She clearly said it was her academic talisman and didn't want anyone to see it, but her brother just casually showed it to her. What's the point of this? Why is she acting like this, putting on airs? I suggest you Google what a "feel-good" novel is, okay? Creating a weak, spineless female lead who only talks nonsense is just plain annoying. It gives you a feeling of helplessness, like a hand trying to slap someone that can't even reach the screen. Even after being reborn, she's still so "civilized." Facing the villains who killed her in her past life, she can only manage a little hatred, treating them with a friendly face every day. Any normal person in her shoes would want to kill them immediately, right? The female lead, on the other hand, is just playing along. What's the point? Didn't she suffer enough in her past life? She's given the standard privileges of a wealthy family, but she loses her voice and is treated as inferior by people like the driver and the scheming, manipulative woman. No, she's several levels below them. After all, even a high-paid ordinary driver dares to ride roughshod over her, verbally abusing her and doing shameful things in public. All sorts of ridiculous, fabricated melodramatic plots are included. Our female lead's main trope is a kind of psychological victory, so please don't label it a "feel-good" novel. Readers have breasts too; reading this will make them feel uncomfortable!

No? Is this guy surnamed Bai crazy? 🙄

Today's update will be a little late.

Chapters 30 to 36 have been slightly revised. If you've read up to chapter 37 and found the transitions disjointed, you can start reading chapter 35 again. Thank you! (Kissing emoji)