The heroine will be weak at first, since she’s a very willful heiress, but she’ll grow and solve problems together with the hero. The hero is beautiful, strong, and tragic. He has stomach problems and depression, and turns into a broken little puppy in front of the heroine.
Ji Yutang died young at just twenty-five. Before her death, Wang Runchuan locked her in the basement of his workshop and tortured her. She endured darkness and hunger, lost the child she was carrying, and had no one who could save her. In the end, her body rotted in the basement, just as Wang Runchuan had said it would. Her parents were dead, her brother had been framed and sent to prison, and the husband who had always protected her had been accidentally killed because of her. No one in the world was left willing to save her. She died filled with resentment and regret. Reborn, she still had time to change things. She thought she was simply repaying a debt of gratitude, but as time passed, she fell in love. Fate played its tricks: she thought that starting over would let her take control of her destiny in advance, but she never expected that even after she drove away the rival who had broken her husband, his depression would flare up because of his family background, leaving him broken all over again. All she could do was piece him back together. But why had her formerly restrained and ascetic husband become so clingy?
I read dozens of chapters in one go. It's been a long time since I've seen a rebirth story of such good quality. The male and female protagonists are very real, not stereotyped characters. Please give me more hope.