[No system + rebirth + multiple heroines + no harem + school beauty + business war + officialdom + reversal of the verdict]
The main line is campus love, and the auxiliary line is business war + officialdom struggle.
A billionaire real estate tycoon was seriously injured in a seemingly planned car accident and passed away soon after. Although he had a fortune of hundreds of billions, the thing he couldn't let go of the most was a girl, his ex-wife.
She was his high school classmate. After graduation, when she was emotionally hurt, she met him whom she hadn't seen for many years;
Because he has the same name as the heroine in "Bao Qingtian's Dream of Mandarin Ducks and Butterflies", he pursued her with the song "New Dream of Mandarin Ducks and Butterflies";
While he was pursuing career advancement, he gradually neglected her, cheated on her and abandoned her, and finally she chose to end her life;
After his rebirth, he decided to use this life to protect her. On the road of protection, can he withstand her pursuit and temptation again? Can he defeat his love rival?
There is not only love, but also the ups and downs of business wars and officialdom struggles.
Reader comments
I read 34 chapters in one go and it is highly recommended.
The author's work is okay, the plot is well grasped, and the character descriptions are relatively good.
A billionaire is reborn before the college entrance examination with doubts and regrets. No other author has written like this. He either writes in such a naive way that he doesn't look like a billionaire, or he is invincible in everything.
The innocence and shyness of the first heroine and the second heroine are perfectly written.
The excitement of the male protagonist's rebirth and his way of thinking about his past life are also written relatively well.
The story has ups and downs and is relatively reasonable.
You can keep it and watch it again.
I read 34 chapters in one go and it is highly recommended. The author's work is okay, the plot is well grasped, and the character descriptions are relatively good. A billionaire is reborn before the college entrance examination with doubts and regrets. No other author has written like this. He either writes in such a naive way that he doesn't look like a billionaire, or he is invincible in everything. The innocence and shyness of the first heroine and the second heroine are perfectly written. The excitement of the male protagonist's rebirth and his way of thinking about his past life are also written relatively well. The story has ups and downs and is relatively reasonable. You can keep it and watch it again.