This is an unbearable lodramatic story.
The original character, Chong Yuji, originally lived in an extrely happy family.
The family was wealthy, but the parents had great affection for each other, completely devoid of any disputes typical of other wealthy families, a true model of a prestigious family.
Chong Yuji herself graduated from a prestigious university and had a boyfriend of equivalent family status who treated her well.
Chong Yuji used herself as an example to tell others what it ant to be a winner in life.
However, a car accident tore away all the illusions.
Her mother’s body was still warm when her father couldn’t wait to bring a woman ho.
That woman even had a daughter the sa age as Chong Yuji.
An Wen.
Chong Yuji simply couldn’t accept that her mother had passed away less than a month before, and her father was already planning to remarry. She made a scene at ho, but her usually doting father uncharacteristically reprimanded her.
The woman brought into the house had a gentle nature, always standing softly aside, never interjecting herself into their father-daughter affairs.
And that An Wen, just like her mother, only stood quietly aside.
This deanor made Father Chong feel that, by comparison, his ticulously raised daughter was actually so boorish.
But this was not the most devastating blow to Chong Yuji.
What truly filled her with despair was overhearing a conversation between her father and the woman one day when she accidentally woke up late and hadn’t gone out.
An Wen was essentially the child of that woman and her father!
All that talk of deep marital affection and model family was just a joke!
Her father, from the very beginning of his marriage, loved soone else. He even had a child with another woman shortly after marrying her mother.
She couldn’t hold herself back and stepped forward to confront them. The result was her father’s slightly awkward deanor, followed by his arrogant assertion that he intended to recognize An Wen into the family.
He actually wanted to acknowledge that illegitimate daughter!
No, perhaps in his heart, An Wen, that illegitimate daughter, was far more valuable than his own daughter?
Chong Yuji ran out in anger.
At such a mont, the only person she could think of was her boyfriend, Zhong Sheng.
But when she drove to Zhong Sheng’s apartnt, what she saw was him hugging and kissing another woman.
That woman, Gu Shengyin recognized— it was her good sister, An Wen.
Her mother stole her mother’s husband, and now she’s stealing her boyfriend.
Chong Yuji suddenly lost all strength to confront them.
She lay on the steering wheel and cried her heart out, not expecting a drunken driver to crash into her.
When Chong Yuji died, she was still dazedly thinking how this had truly benefited those scumbags.
She couldn’t resign herself!
...
Gu Shengyin silently looked at this world’s narrative, feeling utterly disgusted.
This world was simply a den of scum.
Whether it was the hypocritical Father Chong, that pair of shalessly entering mother-daughter, or that cheating boyfriend, Zhong Sheng.
Each one was a perfect example of despicableness.
She glanced around and found herself in a beautifully decorated room.
Wearing pajamas, feeling a bit of a headache, likely a consequence of staying up late.
Looking at the ti, half past nine in the morning.
Gu Shengyin rubbed her forehead and dragged her sowhat aching body to the bathroom.
After washing up, she felt much better.
She lifted her head to look at the girl in the mirror.
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