[Transmigrated Woman vs. Reborn Woman + Marriage Before Love + Hidden Identity]
In her previous life, Ling Na envied her niece more than anyone. Her niece’s husband seemed unremarkable at first, but later became a billionaire and spoiled her for the rest of her life. Ling Na was green with envy. After being reborn, she wasted no time stealing her niece’s fiancé.
She happily waited for the winds of reform to blow, certain she would become a rich man’s wife and live a life of comfort.
Ling Lan’s aunt stole her fiancé, and her own mother immediately pressured her to marry a man of unknown identity.
She and the man had known each other for barely ten days and hardly knew one another. Even when they shared a bed, they kept a whole boundary between them.
Ling Lan thought he was unemployed, never suspecting he was a powerful figure hiding in plain sight.
She thought theirs was a loveless marriage, but he had long since loved her to the depths of his soul.
Ling Na waited and waited. The winds of reform blew wrinkles onto her face, but her husband never became a billionaire.
Then she looked at her niece, who had broken off her engagement and married a powerful man. He cherished her so much he was afraid she might break or melt, while she herself worked hard and became a billionaire.
Ling Na cried herself senseless in the bathroom. It took her two lifetimes to understand one thing: you have to rely on yourself.
The heroine's sister is a problem. It makes me angry to see. Everything else is okay, I prefer the male protagonist.
Her sister is a big trouble and can't stand up.
There are too many female protagonists and sisters. I feel that the heroine's sister is the real heroine. It's hard to criticize. I can't say it's ugly, nor can I say it's beautiful.