Senior Year Rebirth: Life Correction System

Jiangcheng No. 3 High School, 11 PM. Mu Tong clutched a crumpled first mock exam score report, the red "Rank 427 in Grade" stinging his eyes. The phone in his pocket buzzed—an anonymous photo from a classmate: under the streetlight, Su Qing was holding Zhao Tianyu's arm, tilting her head with a smile as they walked into the entrance of the Huangchao Hotel. Countless voices seemed to buzz in his ears. His mother's hysterical cries: "I get up early and stay up late every day to support your studies, and this is the score you get? I've raised you for nothing!" That afternoon, in front of the whole class, Zhao Tianyu threw the breakfast Mu Tong had bought for Su Qing onto the ground, sneering: "A pauper is a pauper. Can't even afford a cup of milk tea, and you think you're worthy of dating?" Su Qing's last message to him, from ten minutes ago: "Let's break up. You can't give me the life I want. Stop pestering me—it's pathetic." Mu Tong laughed, laughed until tears streamed down his face. He had lived eighteen years, tried with all his might to hold onto something, and in the end had nothing—only a mess of humiliation. He took a step forward. Below was a hundred-meter drop, the traffic below merging into a blurry river of light. In the second before his consciousness sank into darkness, only one thought remained in his mind. "If I have another life, I, Mu Tong, will never swallow another insult, never suffer another grievance. Whoever owes me, I will repay a hundredfold." — Description from novelcodex.orgFull novel: Senior Year Rebirth: Life Correction System — read the rest free on N​o⁠v​e⁠l​C⁠o​d⁠e​x⁠.​o⁠r​g⁠