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Reincarnation & the “Cheating” Framing

After being reincarnated in the middle of the provincial exam, Liu makes a dramatic choice: instead of trying to earn points normally, he immediately submits a blank answer sheet.

In his previous life, he was expelled from the Qin family after being accused of cheating—despite Qin Qifeng (the real heir) having a mysteriously “identical” exam result that Liu couldn’t disprove. That chain of injustice led to humiliation, isolation, and even a fatal accident. So in this life, Liu wants revenge by exposing how “cheating” can be used as a weapon against him.

Confrontation in the Exam Hall

Back in the present exam hall, Liu is surrounded by anxious students and a furious head teacher. Soon, the Qin family arrives:

• Qin Qifeng performs as the “victim,” begging forgiveness.
• He blames Liu’s “failures” and leans on supposedly pressured “brotherly feelings.”
• The head teacher threatens expulsion, and the school begins setting up the same tragedy again.

But Liu refuses to repeat history. He claims the accusations are lies and demands to see the original exam evidence stored officially.

The Plot Twist: Public System Evidence

The situation flips sharply. When Liu challenges the cheating claim, Qin Qifeng attempts to double down with a confrontation—but Liu remains unnervingly calm.

He forces the issue by running to the head teacher’s computer and activating the broadcast screens. The school’s entire display network lights up at once, revealing the proof.

The Shock

• Liu’s exam entry shows a blank Chinese section.
• In the essay area, instead of text, there’s a huge, absurd turtle drawing, accompanied by a bold note mocking the accusation.

The corridor falls silent immediately. Liu’s blank submission becomes the “cheating proof” that dismantles the accusation—suggesting the real issue isn’t the student who won’t play along, but the cheater’s logic and the family’s willingness to believe lies.

Main Highlights / Jokes / Reactions

• Liu’s revenge is comically cruel: he “cheats” by submitting nothing, making the accusation look ridiculous.
• Qin Qifeng’s “perfect victim” performance collapses under public evidence.
• The huge turtle drawing on the official system is the punchline—turning a blank form into an unmistakably humiliating display.
• Students gawk like it’s entertainment, then turn hostile (paper-throwing) at Liu—until the screens contradict their narrative.

Notable Personalities Appearing

• Liu: Main character; reincarnated, seeking revenge
• Qin Qifeng: The “true heir” who frames him
• Qin Zhenhai: Qin father
• Zhao Yinglan: Qin mother
• Head teacher: Drives the accusation and disciplinary process
• Guards/security: Escort Liu away