The Illusory Nature of All Things, Book 66

The day I died, they held the most lavish wedding imaginable.

Lin Mi was the daughter of my family’s nanny, and I was completely under her spell. I let her ride to school in luxury cars, bought her all kinds of designer goods, and even handed over the multinational company my mother had built from the ground up.

She took it all for granted. She even started dating other men, lying in their arms while treating me like an animal and ordering me around.

Her dog bit off my manhood. When I asked whether she had ever loved me, she sneered, “You’re like garbage to me. You disgust me. You deserved to die.”

I died.

I never expected that the one who came to collect my body in the end would be the heiress to the richest family, the woman I had once rejected.

Now she has reached the top of the Forbes list, yet she has never married…