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My Happy Daily Life After Being Reborn

In this world, there are people who, despite having both talent and luck, always fall a step short of happiness, and Lin Xiaoguai, unfortunately yet fortunately, is among them. Born in the sixties as the beloved youngest daughter in her family, Lin Xiaoguai was both beautiful and intelligent. However, she was burdened with four mediocre and weak older brothers and four formidable sisters-in-law. Her family background was initially poor, dimming her prospects, but just at the right age, she encountered the restoration of the college entrance examination and succeeded in entering university. Her father, overjoyed by the occasion, went to sleep never to wake again, leaving Lin Xiaoguai devastated and ill. During her high fever and delirium, her greedy in-laws married her off. Fortunately, she met a decent man, but his family proved to be a relentless headache, ultimately costing her the ability to become a mother. Disheartened, she divorced and moved far away. On her own, she carved out a new world in the city, living comfortably and leisurely with money and leisure, but unexpectedly, in her later years, she suddenly acquired a powerful ability that should have appeared decades earlier. Thankfully, her broad-mindedness prevented her from succumbing to depression. When calamity struck, she thought her end had come but woke to find herself back at the beginning. Considering her past, Lin Xiaoguai realized that if she wasted this second chance, she would truly be foolish.

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Chapter 18 Divergence

Who would have thought that attending university would be tuition-free, and who would have thought that Shen Chi would have such a stepmother.

At that time, information wasn't as freely available as it would be later, so although people had mentioned that universities were now free, most took the news with a grain of salt. Deeply entrenched concepts aren't so easily overturned without solid facts.

But the truth was, ever since the re-establishment of the college entrance exam, there had been people from here who had been admitted to universities, but none were locals. They were only a few 'educated youth' who, upon acceptance, hastily packed up and returned to the city, with no time to confirm for the simple villagers whether universities charged tuition or not.