Lin Shiyou watched in disbelief as her best friend stabbed her chest with a knife. In an instant, blood dripped from her body and she fell into a pool of blood.
What echoed in my ears was the hysterical shouting of my best friend Ruo Lingling, "Lin Shiyou, go to hell."
Her best friend since childhood framed the Lin family, leaving no one alive in the Lin family. After her death, Ruo Lingling's family took the Lin family and their property as their own.
God favors her, and good people will eventually be rewarded. Lin Shiyou was reborn, strengthened herself, and returned in triumph.
"My bestie, I'm back!".
Will tragedy happen again this time? Can Lin Shiyou protect the one she loves and cares about this time?
If life were just like the first time we met, there would be no joys and sorrows, no love, no hatred.
But just like the first meeting, there was the later "first meeting".
"Hello Lin Shiyou, it's the first time we meet. You are like a gentle breeze and as beautiful as the sunset."
"Hello, it's the first time we met. We felt like old friends at first sight, and our eyes became instantly familiar."
Those who leave will never come back, but those who come back will never leave again.
Seeing you is just like the first time I met you.
Reader comments
I feel good. It's a relatively new article.
Personal suggestion: There are too many details in some parts, and the author seems to stop updating frequently. Please give it a try at the end. Stick to it until the end!
Who is the male protagonist? The author is great
Not bad, not bad. I like it very much. I have found a lot of rebirth novels with similar routines. This novel is indeed somewhat unique and deserves my praise.
I feel good. It's a relatively new article. Personal suggestion: There are too many details in some parts, and the author seems to stop updating frequently. Please give it a try at the end. Stick to it until the end!
Who is the male protagonist? The author is great
Not bad, not bad. I like it very much. I have found a lot of rebirth novels with similar routines. This novel is indeed somewhat unique and deserves my praise.