[Possessive, domineering, devoted male lead & vengeful, calculating female lead + Both Reborn + Sweet and Angsty Romance + Devoted to Each Other + Face-Slapping + Taking Down Scumbags + Feel-Good Revenge] At just twenty years old, Ye Xinwei discovers that she has been reborn yet again. Life is dangerous, and everyone takes a hit sooner or later, but she’s no Hua Qiangu, and she’s no cursed wretch either. Why is she always the one getting cut down in a different way every time?
She’s clever enough to be a pint-sized bandit in kindergarten and capable enough to be a Five Poisons cult leader in the kitchen. She loves children and respects her elders, and she’s beautiful and kindhearted: a true genius envied by heaven.
A lost little girl is looking for her mother. Ye Xinwei warmly and generously sends the girl’s entire family to the detention center to play “bunny hop.”
An elderly couple beg for food. She kindly and patiently tells them, “Know your place. You’re begging for food, not ordering off a menu.”
A drunken beauty gets picked up in the middle of the night. Unable to beat him, Ye Xinwei joins him, then thoughtfully reassures him, “Don’t worry, I’m not after your body,” before taking only his phone.
A scumbag wants to consummate their marriage. Touched, she turns around and finds him a stepmother.
She’s the victim here, too. Every time she’s reborn, she runs into her child’s father, the bastard who makes her cry both in and out of bed.
Who would have thought that the class teacher’s former right-hand man and biggest headache would end up as a bickering couple?
When they first meet, he says, “Get lost! I don’t usually hit girls, but I’m in Class Two.”
The last time they see each other, he’s holding the diamond ring she designed as he proposes to someone else, telling her, “I never want to see you again.”
The boy who once promised to take a blade for her threatens to break one of her legs.
Her best friend mocks her: “What happens to you is none of my concern.”
Later, her leg is broken, she dies, and they never see each other again. The world is at peace, just as they wished.
Just kidding, this old lady’s been reborn again...
I have seen too many Virgin Mary White Lotuses. I like this kind of heroine without moral baggage. Looking at the introduction, it seems that it is not a simple romance. I wonder what big trick the author is holding back. Six reincarnations, it seems like there are a lot of rebirths, how many times will the heroine die 🤔 I like the heroine's line, "If I don't go to hell, whoever loves it will go to hell."
It looks good, but it feels like it's a big picture. How long will it take to finish the update? Let's just keep it up.