In the real world, the 30-year-old heroine Song Qingcheng was reborn into the body of a 21-year-old girl with the same name. The original heroine was ugly, fat and artificial. She was originally the wife that the hero Zhou Jingzhi married according to the wishes of the elders in the family. She died of depression because of her love for Zhou Jing. Song Qingcheng lost weight all the way and appeared in front of the male protagonist with a new look and asked for a divorce, but the male protagonist recognized at a glance that the female protagonist was not the original owner. The heroine revealed her identity as a reborn person to the hero, and the hero also discovered that the heroine's rebirth was not a coincidence. It turned out that she was the person he had been looking for. In order to send the heroine back to the real world, the hero ended his "omnipotent" destiny and finally "renewed his relationship" with the heroine in the real world as another person. . . . .
Love is the possibility to heal everything, even across time and space.
The tone of this book is about sweet pets, and there are basically no overly sadistic plots. Children who like sadistic stories should not read this book.
