After being reborn as a top student, she made it onto the Forbes rich list

Luo Jin thought that it was closer to Zhu Heyi High School.

Therefore, Zhu Heyi developed a set of intensive performance improvement plans suitable for Luo Jinxin based on her situation.

She decided to take time during breaks and in the afternoon to tutor Luo Jinxin.

On the first day of formal tutoring, Zhu Heyi discovered something strange.

Luo Jinxin has a good foundation and a flexible mind.

Then why is she always in the bottom three in every exam?

As far as she knows, Luo Jinxin's brother Luo Xing is not only good-looking but also excellent in both character and academics. He is also a top student in high school, right?

There's no reason why Luo Jinxin would be so far behind.

Also, as a pampered young lady, how did Luo Jinxin end up like that in her previous life?

She skipped school, fell in love early, and had an abortion. Later, she became a blogger and later married a man in his fifties.

Zhu Heyi was really confused.

There were not many people in the classroom that day.

There might be some confusion in her tone.

Luo Jinxin looked at the blue sky and white clouds outside the window, and said with a somewhat lost tone: "Heyi, when you saw my parents' behavior last time, did they seem to protect me?"

Zhu Heyi nodded.

Luo Jinxin smiled and said, "But actually, my parents never really cared about me since I was little. They just let me do whatever I wanted. No matter if my grades were good or bad, or if I had a fight or quarrel with my classmates and asked my parents to come to them, they were very indulgent to me."

She lowered her head for a moment and said in a low voice, "I have never been short of the money I deserve, but no one has ever told me what to do and what not to do like you have. No one has ever taught me these things."

"But they treat my brother differently. Luo Xing has been strictly disciplined since he was young. If he falls behind in grades, he will be severely beaten by his parents. If he goes out to play with his classmates and doesn't tell his parents in time, he will also be beaten by his parents."

Luo Xing is Luo Jinxin's biological brother.

"Sometimes, I feel really weird. It's like they've given up on me. Sometimes I even feel like they're their Shih Tzu. They tease me if they like me, and leave me alone if they don't. They're fine with whatever I do. It seems like the more trouble I get into and the more unlearned I am, the happier they are."

There was self-mockery in Luo Jinxin's tone.

"To be honest, there's not much difference between you and me. Maybe the good thing about me is that my parents at least never shortchanged me, right?"

Zhu Heyi's brows were knitted together.

What the hell!

Isn't this the post she had seen on XiaoXshu?

Some wealthy families, in order to let their sons inherit all the property perfectly, raise their daughters to be brainless, arrogant, vain, and cause trouble everywhere. They only care about beautiful clothes and jewelry, and don't care about the financial statements of the family company at all, because they can't understand them at all!

When it was time to distribute the property, the daughter got a little money, and the rest of the property was in the son's name.

Be strict with sons and be lenient with daughters.

Then they say that sons should be raised in poverty and daughters should be raised in wealth.

Yes, we should raise our sons in a financially poor way but in a spiritually rich way, and force them to walk the narrowest and most difficult path, but also the brightest path in the future.

Daughters are supported financially but raised in poverty, which makes them spiritually impoverished and develop into people who cannot survive on their own without relying on their parents, brothers and men. Once they reach a certain age, their daughters are forced to marry into the family by threatening to cut off their financial support.

Also because of his own lack of ability and knowledge, he was unable to compete with his brothers for assets.

What a good idea!

If a woman wants to become outstanding and compete for social resources, there are always countless traps in society that want her to step into them and take the path that seems the easiest but is actually the most difficult.

Zhu Heyi smiled, her eyes were filled with the light of the setting sun, fragmented and shining.

She held Luo Jinxin's hand and looked at her steadily: "Jinxin, do you believe me?"

Will believing me lead you to a more difficult, thorny, but better path?

Do you believe that the end of that road is truly a place of flowers, brocade and brightness?

Zhu Heyi's chest heaved, her eyes were full of fire, and she was a little angry.

Because of the invisible discrimination against girls in society that she can see or cannot see.

For herself, for Luo Jinxin, and for countless girls who were abandoned and treated as stepping stones by their families.

Why should girls only be raised as waste and used as tools for marriage?

Why should girls be required to be fair, young and thin, with beautiful faces and slim bodies, to please the aesthetic tastes of stinky men?

Why can girls only be called Zhaodi, Pandi, Yingdi and Jiandi, be ordered around like maids at home, and be forced to give up their studies and marry into the homes of all kinds of faceless men, to have their betrothal gifts taken away and unconditionally pave the way for a male child in the family?

Why, girls, after having been constantly exploited and sucked dry by their original families when they are young, have to be thrown into another fire pit and continue to be sucked dry?

Why, for the same position, boys only need 200 points to get the job, while girls need more than 400 points?

Why, after restricting or even blocking the path of women's upward growth with various rules and regulations (for example, married women without children, unmarried women with no children, or married women with two children are not allowed to look for jobs), we still have to hypocritically propose a project to warm the beds of older single men in rural areas, and promote the idea that getting married is good, getting married is wonderful, and having two sons is great?

Zhu Heyi clenched his fists: Bah! Disgusting!

It’s all for your own good. I don’t want to see my daughter living such a hard life.

Do our elders really have no idea what it means to live a hard life?

For the so-called family interests, girls must marry no matter the other party is a fifty-year-old bald and greasy man or a philandering, cheating and domestic violence man.

Working as a nanny at your husband's house every day, setting rules, and even being beaten and looked down upon by his family, isn't it hard to live like this?

Taking care of household chores day after day and working hard until you fall ill, you have clearly made the greatest contribution to the family, but do your children and husband appreciate it?

You have to humbly ask men for money, and your own future is not guaranteed. Isn't it hard to live like this?

Maintaining figure, skin care, medical beauty, plastic surgery, everything is done to find a "good man" to marry. They feel that studying and work are not important and give up on their own growth.

Then, after accompanying the man to build his career from scratch, she is bullied by a younger and more beautiful woman and forced by the man to give up the family and career she built and leave the house with nothing. Isn't that depressing?

Obviously, you can get better results by spending this time and money on improving yourself.

Why should women always give?

For your original family, for your children, for your husband, can't you do it for yourself?

You can pursue beauty, but that is for your own pleasure.

You can sculpt your body, but that is for your own health.

You can like cooking and doing housework, but that is for your own enjoyment and to relieve stress.

Everything can be done for your own happiness and enjoyment, but the starting point must never be to please others.