Mu Xinze only loves Song Jiaren, and he will do anything for her.
And even if Song Jiaren forgets him, she will still fall in love with him again.
Because they are destined to be.
Song Jiaren thought that their first encounter was just a way for someone to create an encounter, and the scandal that she thought was a way for him to get closer to her. All he knew was: slowly in this world, I want to spend every day with you, whether it is the past life or this life, you and I are destined to be together! Even if it is against fate, even if we are separated by life and death, I will still be with you
Reader comments
I really like this old saying about reincarnation and destiny!
The love of the male protagonist Mu Xinze is really affectionate and a little crazy. Both generations have identified Song Jiaren and are willing to do anything for her. Even if the heroine drinks Meng Po Soup and forgets all the past, he firmly believes that no matter how many times he does it over again, she will still fall in love with him again.
In the book, it seems that they met by chance, and the scandals that spread are actually all secretly laid by the male protagonist, just to get closer to the female protagonist step by step.
Others are afraid of changing their destiny against the will of heaven and being separated by life and death, but he is better. Even if he goes against destiny, he still has to hold on to the heroine across life and death.
This sense of gap between "I remember all my past lives, but you don't know anything about it" is particularly tense. On the one hand, it is full of preference that transcends reincarnation, and on the other hand, it is a little scary to think about it carefully. All encounters are artificially arranged, and this love is wrapped in a strong possessiveness.
Whether it is a destined two-way journey or an inescapable prison depends on how the reader interprets it.
The overall story is an ancient Chinese story that interweaves sweetness and abuse. If you like the setting of a paranoid male protagonist and reincarnation chasing his wife, you can check it out.
I really like this old saying about reincarnation and destiny! The love of the male protagonist Mu Xinze is really affectionate and a little crazy. Both generations have identified Song Jiaren and are willing to do anything for her. Even if the heroine drinks Meng Po Soup and forgets all the past, he firmly believes that no matter how many times he does it over again, she will still fall in love with him again. In the book, it seems that they met by chance, and the scandals that spread are actually all secretly laid by the male protagonist, just to get closer to the female protagonist step by step. Others are afraid of changing their destiny against the will of heaven and being separated by life and death, but he is better. Even if he goes against destiny, he still has to hold on to the heroine across life and death. This sense of gap between "I remember all my past lives, but you don't know anything about it" is particularly tense. On the one hand, it is full of preference that transcends reincarnation, and on the other hand, it is a little scary to think about it carefully. All encounters are artificially arranged, and this love is wrapped in a strong possessiveness. Whether it is a destined two-way journey or an inescapable prison depends on how the reader interprets it. The overall story is an ancient Chinese story that interweaves sweetness and abuse. If you like the setting of a paranoid male protagonist and reincarnation chasing his wife, you can check it out.