In her previous life, Sang Nan was the eldest daughter of the Sang family, cherished by her parents and doted on by her older brother.
Then the Sang family cast her aside, and she returned to her birth family.
In Luhu Town, Sang Nan met a brash, arrogant boy who grew up wild and untamed. His name was Zhou Jin.
Zhou Jin didn't talk much and liked wearing hoodies. Whenever Sang Nan was in danger, he would step in to help.
Sang Nan tried to get him out of there, but after failing again and again, she gave up on him.
Ten years later, she heard Zhou Jin's name again when she was gravely ill.
“Zhou Jin, the ringleader behind the 211 serial murders, has shocked the nation.”
As she lay dying, Sang Nan thought that if she could live her life over, she would treat her birth parents well, leave the Sang family without crying or making a fuss, and pour all her heart and strength into keeping Zhou Jin from turning to crime.
It seemed even Heaven had heard her plea.
Reborn, Sang Nan looked at the boy smoking on the street and swore she would set him on the right path.
At a street corner that year, the boy dressed in black stared at her with a sinister gaze. “Sang Nan, don't think you're some bodhisattva who can save me.”
Sang Nan thought that even a bodhisattva wouldn't daunt this reckless boy.
She looked at him and said, “I'm no bodhisattva, but I can be yours alone.”
Everyone said Zhou Jin was made of stone, cold to the core. But one winter, he trudged dozens of kilometers through a heavy snowfall just to buy Sang Nan a limited-edition set of colored pencils for her birthday.
The main characters' emotional arcs were clear throughout, and the whole book was alright, but I still wanted to see what happened between Zhao Ze and Min Hui; the story ended after their argument.
Thank you for writing this campus novel, it's really good. It gives you a real feel for campus romance. Everyone says campus romances don't last, but you've shown me one that lasts. 😘😘😘😘😘
I think this is one of the better books in its genre. It doesn't have a lot of female rivalry, and it's quite funny and witty. The only minor shortcomings are the lack of explanation regarding the original Sang family and the incomplete storyline involving Song Ze. Otherwise, it's excellent, especially the handling of the reborn female lead and male lead, as well as the deceased female lead. I really liked that it didn't feel like the female lead loved two people. Keep up the good work, author!
I really liked it; it was sweet, humorous, and touching. The only downside was that it didn't cover the ending of the relationships between the other three childhood friends.
Zhou Jinjin and Sang Nan's relationship, from high school to marriage, is so sweet. Jinjin is domineering in front of others, but he's like a little puppy to Nan, calling her "baby, baby." My smile hasn't stopped. Jinjin is a firefighter, and Nan is a doctor—it's so sweet! I'm also so glad they got a second chance and found redemption in each other. I hope Zhao Sheng finds her own sunshine next time. As for the Minhui and Zhao Ze couple, I still prefer Nie Su.
I watched it from beginning to end; it was great, just the kind of plot I liked. I want to see what happens to the male lead's childhood friend next! 🤦
Highly recommend it! It's really good, both heartwarming and touching. I cried so much during the part about Shu Shu.
No couple is perfect, the main storyline is okay, but the plot could be richer. It's watchable.
In his past life, Zhou Jin truly loved his star! 😢
This book is so good, why are so few people reading it?!