[Completed] Wracked with guilt and regret, Ruan Zai made a secret vow before he died: if he had another life, he would do anything to repay Jin Ji.
Later, as he searched for fragments of Jin Ji’s consciousness, Ruan Zai traveled through various worlds, spreading warmth, flashing smiles, and grabbing a meal whenever he could.
The chaste, strict tutor: “The test papers can wait. Give me a kiss first.”
The possessive, fresh-faced school heartthrob: “Say you like me. Three times a day, three times each.”
The calculating, aloof CEO: “Why are you blushing? Want me to feed you your coffee?”
Ruan Zai stepped into the worlds, and there was no coming back. His principles became a thing of the past.
Then one day, Jin Ji stood before him. “Didn’t you say you’d repay me? Then give yourself to me.”
Ruan Zai shouted, “I’m already dead and buried! How am I supposed to give myself to you?!”
A teasing glint flashed in Jin Ji’s eyes. “Who do you think you’ve been flirting with all this time, hmm?”
[Cute, sweet-talking bottom vs. possessive, proud top]
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This book is great. The second and fourth worlds were a little sad in the early stages for me. "Always a sadistic rush". The main character in the fourth world had too many misunderstandings. It was really distressing. The death of my parents was just a shadow. I felt so insecure that I cried to death. The later stages of the fourth world were half sweet and half sad. The deputy CP of the fourth world was also sad. Fortunately, it was he at the end. The plot of the story is compact. I hope the author will make more extra stories.
It's very beautiful [sending my heart] [sending my heart] The author's very beautiful plot is very exciting [sending my heart] [sending my heart]
Very nice, I like it very much
It's both sweet and sad, it's good-looking, and the characters are well-developed. Except for the lack of major scenes and the inexplicable nature, I really like this book.
It's so beautiful. Do you have any recommendations for similar articles?