After I Was Reborn, My Wife Went Missing

Dongcheng City has a young master named Duan Jiaze.

Violent and domineering by nature, he’s known as Second Master Duan.

After Yan Qingci gets into a car accident, he owes Duan Jiaze his life.

For seven whole years, he pours all his love and sincerity into cooking for him,

only to become, in everyone’s eyes, a lover and servant unfit to be seen in public.

All because Duan Jiaze has a moonlight in his heart.

When his beloved moonlight needs a kidney, Duan Jiaze doesn’t hesitate to make Yan Qingci give one up.

When his beloved is kidnapped, Duan Jiaze once again pushes Yan Qingci forward as bait.

In the end, the kidnappers set him on fire, robbing him of the sense of smell and taste he was proudest of.

And after all that, all he gets in return is a dismissive, “No big deal unless you die.”

Later, the man whose heart held only Duan Jiaze really does die,

dying alone in a hospital with no one to turn to.

Duan Jiaze goes mad.

After going mad, Duan Jiaze is reborn.

He returns to the intersection where they first met.

This time, Yan Qingci pushes away Duan Jiaze’s outstretched hand

and steps into the path of the speeding car.

Duan Jiaze goes mad again.

*The gong has to win back his love, and nearly ends up as a disposable side character.*

[Shou: A gifted sense of smell and taste, and a young Chinese medicine practitioner skilled in a family-recipe medicinal cuisine.]

[Gong: The author says you’re nothing special!]