The Test That Kills
Originally, the author intended to make her the daughter of mid-level government officials.
However, when Timothy's grandmother fell ill later on, he almost sold himself to the second female lead for money.
Having learned from past mistakes, the author wanted to preserve the male lead's so-called purity, so Rachel was rewritten as a rich heiress.
However, how did a family of government officials become wealthy? It could only happen through corruption, the kind built on human lives.
Thanks to the floating comments, I learned all of that. Otherwise, I would not have known where to strike.
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