The Sickly Heiress Dotes on Her Alone. Who Cares About Family Love?

Before he was reborn, Cheng Ye had humbly tried to please his parents and older sisters, only to be met with their disdain and disgust. After they drove him out of their wealthy family, he went to work in a factory, spending ten years tightening screws and working overtime until he dropped dead. Given another life, Cheng Ye no longer yearns for the laughable idea of family affection. His eldest sister, once cold and distant, begs him for forgiveness through tears and tells the world that Cheng Ye is her one and only younger brother… His second sister, who used to look down on him, brings him meals she cooked herself every day, hoping he’ll let bygones be bygones and spare her a glance… His parents, who once saw him as a burden, hire renowned tutors, show up at parent-teacher meetings, and buy him a luxurious villa, transferring it into his name… Even his fiancée, who once treated him like an enemy, follows him around and swears she’ll marry no one but him… … Cheng Ye faces them all with indifference, not even bothering to spare them a glance. Affection that comes too late is worthless. He doesn’t care anymore. Cheng Ye focuses on his studies, determined not to repeat his past and meet the same miserable end, dying after years of tightening screws. There’s just one thing he can’t figure out: why has the factory owner’s daughter transferred into his class?