Vivian, a bright student from the slums, seeks affiliation with the wealthy Carter family in New York to gain Ivy League admission and alumni opportunities. Despite the neglect from her biased parents and the exclusion from a scheming fake heiress, she remains unfazed, using the Carter family as a stepping stone to access Ivy League interview resources and high-level recommendations, focusing solely on SAT preparation. The fake heiress, in collusion with her social circle, isolates her, even stealing her application materials and locking her in the fitting room on the eve of her Ivy League interview, attempting to ruin her. Vivian retaliates with a cold smile, not only securing a perfect score and a full scholarship to Harvard but also publicly announcing a severance of ties at a high-society dinner, directly triggering a financial storm involving the Carter family's alleged fraud!
Key Highlight: The story emphasizes the satisfying contrast between extreme frustration in the early stages and the later revelation of her true identity as a top-scoring student and female CEO, leading to a dramatic and cathartic defeat. The female protagonist has a unique thought process: "I am only focused on doing exams and getting a household registration." She is physically immune to infighting and moral blackmail within wealthy families, and she takes a subversive approach to tear apart the scheming, fake heiress and her biased family members.
