On her wedding day, everyone looked at her strangely, their gazes like crossbow bolts shooting her way. She resented him. It was always the same: he only came after she’d gone far away, and when he did, he was late and came on too strong.
In her previous life, Xiao Xia was repeatedly tormented by San Deng, who barged into her home. In a fit of rage, she killed her, and when she awoke again, she had transmigrated to the modern world. There, she met a handsome, gentle man, as well as the scumbag husband from her previous life. In this life, she endured betrayal by friends, pressure from family, and hurt from a lover. With her heart shattered, she chose to set out on a journey of self-redemption. Her older brother is determined to find her. After spending half a lifetime away, will he still be there when she returns? Must love always end in regret? In this book, the author shares her understanding of love. Will they break free from convention and find a happy ending? This is a new author, and I welcome your comments on anything that could be improved. I’ll also take inspiration from this story.
I feel a little sorry for the heroine's brother. His love is sincere and painful for her. I really hope the final ending is he
I hope her brother can be with the heroine in the end