There is also spring for passers-by

Wen Wan looked at the scrolling task bar, from the highest score of 20 to the lowest score of 10 points, from difficult to easy, the higher the score, the more difficult it was. This scene was very familiar, "Random selection."

"Alright! Transmission begins—"

Wen Wan only felt sore in her back and waist. The hard simple wooden bed made her feel uncomfortable all over. The room was filled with the smell of mold after the rain. She could hear the croaking of frogs and the chirping of insects around her, and moonlight was shining through the window.

She turned around and found someone lying next to her. Alarm bells immediately rang in her heart. When the other person turned over, a familiar female voice came out: "Wenwen, are you still worried about not being able to register for the college entrance examination in a few days?"

Wen Wan remained silent, her back turned to the woman beside her. She thought, "Anyone who could share the same bed with the original owner must be a friend. It must be summer now." She closed her eyes and absorbed the original owner's memories.

The original owner, Wan Wenwen, was an educated youth sent to the countryside in 74. She was only 17 years old at the time, fresh out of high school when her stepmother signed her up for a job. By the time she found out, she had just taken the textile factory worker exam and didn't know if she'd passed. As soon as she finished, her father called her in and stuffed five big unity notes: "This is the subsidy the neighborhood office gives to educated youth who went to the countryside. One of our family members must go. Your brother is married and has a wife and children, so he can't go. Wan Shuangshuang is frail, and going to the countryside might kill her. Wan Quan is only 12, so he's not suitable for going."

The stepmother stuffed a large sack into her mouth. "Wenwen, oh, I originally wanted to apply for Shuangshuang, but your father disagreed. Your father said that your health is better than Shuangshuang's..."

Wan Wenwen was suddenly sent to a train by her father and stepmother, bound for the next province. Once in the countryside, her brother subsidized her with five yuan a month, repeatedly telling her not to get married in the countryside. He and his sister-in-law would then help her find a way to get her back to the city.

Wan Wenwen had been looking forward to returning to the city. Before the news of the college entrance examination came last year, her sister-in-law wrote to her and told her that the country was about to resume the college entrance examination. Her brother and sister-in-law spent money to get Wan Wenwen a set of college entrance examination study materials.

In order to pass the college entrance examination and return to the city, Wan Wenwen has been studying hard for more than a year. However, when it came to registration, she was stuck because the name on her household registration file in the countryside did not match her current name. At this moment, Wan Wenwen realized that it was Wan Shuangshuang who was supposed to go to the countryside, not her.

She spent money to send a telegram home, asking her brother Wanwu what was going on.

The letter from Wan Wu was like a bolt from the blue. After she went to the countryside, Wan Shuangshuang used her name to work in a textile factory, and even Wan Shuangshuang had been using her identity and name.

The original owner was unable to register for the exam because her household registration file did not match her name. If she wanted to take the exam, she had to return to the city and use her original name. However, Wan Shuangshuang had occupied her name and identity for several years and even married and had children under her name.

The original owner was a person who lived a second life, and it was the same in her previous life. She returned to the city and took the college entrance examination with her own identity, and was admitted to Nanhe University with a major in accounting. As a result, Wan Shuangshuang showed her identity certificate and insisted that she was Wan Wenwen. Even the cadres and workers of the textile factory stood up to prove that she was Wan Wenwen.

She endured the hardships of going to the countryside.

She also studied hard before the college entrance examination.

In the end, her stepmother bribed her sister-in-law for Wan Shuangshuang's future. Even the sister-in-law who had always claimed to love her sided with Wan Shuangshuang, saying that Wan Shuangshuang was Wan Wenwen. Her brother was in the army at the time and couldn't help her at all. When he received her letter and returned, he knew that the situation was hopeless and actually advised her to take the exam again next year. After all, she had the foundation and could use Wan Shuangshuang's name then.

The original owner participated in the second and third years, but every time she went out, everyone pointed and said, "That's that shameless girl from the Wan family. Seeing her sister get admitted to university, she wanted to snatch her away. It's not easy to be a stepmother..."

It was obvious that Wan Shuangshuang had impersonated her and robbed her, but in the end, right and wrong were turned upside down.

The original owner, in despair of life, jumped from the roof of the Wan family building and died in the community.

After her death, she watched Wan Shuangshuang marry the son of an official and reach the peak of her life. In the eyes of all the neighbors, she became the one who snatched away her stepsister's opportunities.

Ridiculous, too ridiculous!

After that jump, the original owner found himself reborn into the past, and now faced all the difficulties of his previous life.

Either she stayed in the country all her life, or she rebelled.

But she had resisted in her previous life, but everyone stood on the side of Wan Shuangshuang and her stepmother. Her stepmother was the best at singing, reciting, and fighting, and was used to pretending to be a green tea and a white lotus. She insisted on playing the role of a stepmother who had a hard time and was bullied by her stepdaughter.

Since none of her relatives in her previous life cared about her, even though her brother still had her in his heart, he could only persuade her to accept her fate. In the end, she still listened to her sister-in-law's pillow talk. It was not until she jumped off the building that she learned the truth from Wan Quan. The next year's college entrance examination, she was admitted to the Normal University, but the admission spot was sold by her sister-in-law to the daughter of the general manager of the Friendship Store. In return, her sister-in-law was promoted to the head of the sales department of the Friendship Store. The third year's college entrance examination, she also passed, but the admission notice was sold to the niece of her brother's superior, the regiment commander, in exchange for her brother being promoted to the company instructor.

Wen Wan arrived, and the one who truly broke the camel's back in the original owner's previous life was Wan Quan. She said with a half-smile, "Sister, please use my name to take the college entrance examination this time. My parents have already arranged the relationship. When you pass the exam for me, I will thank you..."

That night, the original owner climbed up a five-story building and, with the resolute determination to die, jumped off, ending her 24-year-old life. But when she opened her eyes, she was back in time, two weeks before registering for the college entrance examination. She had just received a reply from her sister-in-law, and learned that Wan Shuangshuang had been using her identity and her name.

The original owner’s wish: to get into college, live a life of style, and no longer be burdened by family ties in this life.

"Sister Hongmei." The woman next to Wen Wan was called Li Hongmei. She was an educated youth who came to Xingguang Village in 70. Her situation was similar to that of the original owner. Both of them had stepmothers in charge of the family. Wen Wan was slightly better off than Li Hongmei because she had a brother who was a soldier in the army. After coming here, her brother would send her five yuan every month.

Li Hongmei's biological mother died when she gave birth to her, and her father later married her mother's cousin.

Although she is her aunt, she treats Li Hongmei worse than an outsider. She has to do housework for her ever since she can remember.

Li Hongmei once said that when the neighborhood committee mobilized each family to send one person to the countryside, her stepmother signed her up, and she felt she had been rescued, no longer having to endure the hardships of home. Li Hongmei adapted quickly to life in the countryside and even found it much more relaxed than at home.

Li Hongmei is the eldest in the family and has six younger brothers and sisters, all of whom were raised by her. However, her stepmother treated her like a nanny since she was a child. She started school at the age of nine and had to take care of her younger brothers and sisters while attending school. At that time, she was in the same grade as her second sister Li Honglan, who also had two younger brothers, Li Hongjun and Li Hongbing.