share time: 2026-02-06 06:08:35
Lin Xiaoman, a rural top student, got admitted to a normal university with the county's first place, only to have her student status stolen by Li Zhaodi, the village head's daughter—who colluded with their class teacher to forge documents, claiming "rural girls are destined for marriage no matter how much they study." Three years later, while working in the county town, Xiaoman ran into the former invigilator and learned the truth about her "swapped" scores. The once submissive girl finally snapped: she rummaged through old family items for the admission notice stub, waited outside the Education Bureau to stop the petition officer, and even held her score slip to protest in the village square. But when Li Zhaodi cried, "I just want to get out of the mountains," and her mother begged, holding her leg, "We can't afford to offend them," Xiaoman realized—what she was fighting for wasn't just a notice, but the right of rural girls to "live by their skills" and the courage to "fight" that had been stolen from her.
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