[An 18-year-old girl, Jiang Yu, sweet on the outside but hot-tempered and rebellious inside × Shen Baihan, a 26-year-old gentlemanly older man, mild-mannered on the outside but a wolf in sheep's clothing]
[Both leads are each other's only partner; dual rebirth; no blood relation; some entertainment-industry elements; revenge and winning-him-back storylines]
Jiang Yu is reborn on the night of her eighteenth birthday, before anything has happened to the Jiang family.
The aristocratic uncle she likes is still there too, a refined gentleman who stands at the very top of the business world, beyond anyone's reach.
Jiang Yu is in a real bind. Can someone tell her what to do when she's about to confess her feelings and get rejected?
She doesn't want to be reported to her parents and engaged to a stranger like she was in her past life.
She had a crush on him for years. At first, she was bold and impulsive. Later, she didn't dare make a move.
She shed every label she had, yet died without ever discovering what Shen Baihan felt about her.
Now she's eighteen again, and determined to protect the people around her, kick her fiancé to the curb, yell at her troublemaking friends, and, after wrestling with the idea, pursue her upright and principled uncle with all she's got.
In her past life, she heard people say Shen Baihan liked well-behaved girls.
But she could never behave properly around him. Later, when he caught her fighting, she nervously insisted, “I'm very well-behaved.”
Shen Baihan nodded earnestly. “Very well-behaved.”
In reality, when a delusional man makes things up,
Jiang Yu coolly says, “Your grandpa's right here. If you've got something to say, don't. If you've got gas, hold it in.”
When her biased maternal grandmother makes baseless accusations, Jiang Yu grabs a steaming cup of tea and throws it in her face.
When her fake-sweet adopted older sister bawls and complains, she points to the door and tells her to get out.
When her fiancé shows his ugly side, she throws him over her shoulder.
One not enough? Then make it two. Solve every problem.
#BetterToMakeLifeHardForOthersThanForYourself