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Rebirth, I Slept Through the College Entrance Exam—and the Class Beauty Who Copied Me Went Crazy

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Story 1: The Blank Exam Sheet

Song Zhixia wakes up on the day of the college entrance exam with memories of her previous life. Her classmate, Zhou Yuwei, framed her for cheating, turning the school and online crowds against her. The scandal ultimately ended with her parents’ deaths. This time, Zhixia refuses to write a single answer. Handing in a blank paper is her way of disrupting the trap she knows Zhou has prepared.

When Zhou claims Zhixia begged to copy answers, she demands that the school preserve the exam materials and check Zhou’s phone and chat records. Her classmate Jiang Yuhan backs her up, and police find evidence that the messages were sent from another device. The trail leads to Zhou’s cousin, who admits he helped fabricate the chats and plant fake draft papers. Zhou’s own messages and payment records expose the plan.

The school issues a statement that there is no evidence Zhixia cheated. Zhou loses his university recommendation and faces a police investigation. Even when he later apologizes, Zhixia refuses to treat regret as atonement. In one particularly satisfying moment, Zhou tries to play the victim in Zhixia’s hallway, only for her to point out that she is secretly recording him too.

Zhixia chooses to repeat the exam rather than let the ordeal define her future. With her parents’ support and Jiang’s help, she earns 712 points, second in the province, and wins admission to her dream university. The story ends with her reunited with Jiang and finally able to look ahead without the fear that haunted her first life.

Story 2: The Bear in the House

After a short interlude asking viewers to rate the first story, the video begins a second tale. An older sister is reborn after her animal-obsessed younger sister’s illegally acquired brown bear killed her—and her family stood by rather than help. In the new timeline, the older sister refuses to take responsibility for the bear or rescue the people who ignored her warnings.

Her darkly comic responses include telling her mother that the bear’s behavior is probably her own fault and comparing feeding a bear to feeding their father’s pet fish. She helps build a second barrier around the bear’s room, but secretly weakens a separate door and installs cameras, watching as her family makes increasingly reckless choices. The younger sister keeps insisting the bear is affectionate and harmless, even while encouraging it to be let out.

When the bear finally escapes, the family’s confidence collapses. The sister who once insisted the animal could be trusted now panics, and the parents discover that the bear is far more dangerous than they believed. The older sister watches remotely and eventually calls for help, but her parents and younger sister die before rescuers arrive.

The ending suggests the younger sister may also remember the previous life. The older sister survives, sells the property, and moves somewhere heavily secured.

Personalities Featured

  • Song Zhixia — A top student who uses what she remembers from her past life to expose a framing plot, then rebuilds her future.
  • Zhou Yuwei — Zhixia’s classmate and rival, who orchestrates the cheating accusation.
  • Jiang Yuhan — Zhixia’s ally and steady supporter.
  • Zhixia’s parents — Loving, protective parents who stand by their daughter.
  • The older sister in Story 2 — A survivor who turns the family’s neglect and dangerous choices back on them.
  • The younger sister in Story 2 — An obsessive animal lover whose confidence in the bear has catastrophic consequences.
  • The parents in Story 2 — Enablers who favor the younger daughter and dismiss the older one’s warnings.

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