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Before her rebirth, she was abandoned by her parents, used, and ultimately killed by her manipulative, fake sister. After being reborn, she kicked all the trash to the curb and punished those who deserved it.

Rumors spread online that Qin Sheng was being kept as a mistress?
A group of computer geeks declared, “Let’s hack those keyboard warriors’ computers.”
The top director asked, “Boss, have you finished writing the script?”
A renowned medical expert said, “Sheng Sheng, our research institute is offering you a hundred million yuan. When can you come over?”
A famous painter pleaded, “Sister Sheng, could you take me under your wing when you host your art exhibition?”
The CEO of a billion-dollar company inquired, “Boss, when will you reveal your true identity?”
Finally, a powerful figure pulled Qin Sheng into his arms, saying, “Sheng Sheng, I’ve transferred all my assets to you.”

Netizens: ?? Is this world turning into a fantasy?

She is a business prodigy, a computer genius, a legendary screenwriter, a celebrated painter, and a renowned doctor. Watch how she creates an era of prosperity and brilliance.

(The male lead has a built-in talent for spotting fake people and spoils the female lead endlessly, with no limits!)

An All-Rounder Girl Spoiled by the Big Boss

"Hello, everyone, my name is Qin Sheng, and I am a freshman at Imperial University..."

Qin Sheng's voice was slow, lacking the dramatic cadence that other speakers often employed.

Her speech was formal, yet her voice flowed like a gentle stream, soothing and calm, gradually entering the hearts of her listeners. Before they knew it, they found themselves lost in the melody of her tone.

The entire hall was silent, with no one distracted or dozing off.

Qin Sheng had not brought any written notes for her speech. She had only read through the content once before, yet she flawlessly recited every word.

By the time four minutes had passed, she had not made a single mistake.

Flashes of cameras illuminated her presence.

Reporters urged the photographers, "Make sure to get a good shot."

Hard to Believe