Reborn, Serena Morrison ripped the household register to shreds with her bare hands, strode out with queen-level swagger, and was whisked straight home by her trillion-yuan tycoon dad.
Serena, who’d always preferred keeping her head down, got a crash course on her first day: every single one of the fifty-five students in the class was wired to the gills with connections.
She shook her head. Can't mess with them can't, can't, can't.
Random classmate: “Serena, didn't you say you were from the countryside with zero backing?”
Random classmate: “Serena, didn't you say you were easy to bully?”
Random classmate, sobbing: “Serena, I was wrong please don't end me!”
Fine. If that's how it is, Serena stopped pretending and flipped her cards: she's the ultimate connected student in the room.
Her dad? A hundred-billion-dollar magnate.
Big brother? CEO of a multinational conglomerate.
Second brother? Runs an entertainment empire with stars everywhere.
Third brother? The reigning king of pop.
And her fiancé? The richest man on the planet.
As for Serena herself—she's just your average Jane with a billion alternate identities. Totally ordinary.
The entire class coughed blood in unison: “Serena, you call that ordinary?!”
