[Secret Identities + Top Student + Technology Builds the Nation + Alien Civilization + Devoted Couple + Strong Leads + True and Fake Heiresses]
After being reborn on Earth for sixteen years, Qian Xing finally awakens to the truth: she comes from a far more advanced star system.
At eighteen, to repay the Gu family for raising her, she agrees to donate her heart to the Gu family's biological daughter. She never expects this to entangle her in an inextricable relationship with a man who has a blue heart.
After severing the ties of fate, she returns as a powerful figure, and her popularity keeps soaring. Huaguo, too, gradually rises into a superpower beyond compare.
#The Qianxing Group has detected life in a galaxy one hundred million light-years away!
#The Qianxing Group officially announces a breakthrough in biological limits: mutated genes can be restored, and severed limbs can grow back!
Meanwhile, a pitiful top student, a beautiful girl who speaks little and has been cast out by her family, suddenly appears by the side of a certain CEO, who has been blind since childhood and has lost both legs.
The man reaches out, takes his own heart, and holds it before Qian Xing. “My heart is yours.”
After learning what the blue heart means, Qian Xing hurriedly waves her hands. “Never mind, never mind. I don't want it.”
“Why?”
“A wise person doesn't fall in love. I only want to serve my country. Thank you!”
Later...
“Sorry, I like stronger men.”
“Like this?”
Qian Xing never imagined that he would actually dare to...
I also hope that this article is a rebirth article, and I can't accept the setting at the beginning. I really can't stand it anymore. The heroine is obviously a big boss. If it weren't for her special body, how could she still survive if her heart and corneas were removed? (Shouldn't the plot be reborn?) And even if the heroine doesn't need a (heart) herself, there's no need to take advantage of those family-minded people! The same goes for the male protagonist. The female protagonist is obviously his benefactor. It's rare that the female protagonist asks the male protagonist to make a choice, either to get her cornea back or to help her get her heart back. The male protagonist actually chooses to dedicate his heart to the female protagonist for the benefit of the Gu family? Are you serious about this setting?