Five Years as Her Stand-In, Then His Ex-Wife Regrets Letting Her First Love Take His Place

[Dies from the start, comeback arc around Chapter 80]

Also known as "On the Day We Divorced, My Proud Childhood Friend Chased Me Down with Billions to Date Me"

[Not reborn, no System + everyday romance + two women pursuing one man + slow-paced]

Ji Huai had been married to his wife for five years. She had argued with him countless times over the man she had always loved.

During their worst fight, she cursed him, asking why he still hadn't gone and died.

Ji Huai got his wish, and was left fighting for his life after a car accident.

But she accused him of pretending to be pitiful to win sympathy, saying he didn't deserve even one tear from her.

The girl he'd spent ten years of his youth pursuing.

In their fifth year of marriage, Ji Huai told her, “Let's break up. I don't love you anymore.”

Ji Huai had heard many songs about love over the years.

Some were sweet, others cloying.

But that woman's silhouette was worth more than all the pretty words in the world.

When Song Siwei shouted into the sunset, “I'm going to help him forget Jiang Qing!”

“Then I can be with him.”

The wind atop the mountain was too strong for him to hear whether she was choking back tears.

He wasn't sure what she was feeling at that moment, either.

Song Siwei glanced back, tears in the corners of her eyes.

Ji Huai framed that image with his hands, his heart pounding without pause.

He admitted it: at that moment, he really was moved by her.