In her previous life, she took pride in being a proud, single woman. At forty, she was still dignified and independent, having never tasted the sweetness of love. With stomach cancer casting its shadow over her, she left this world filled with regrets.
But fate had a surprise in store for her: a chance to be reborn. By an unexpected turn of events, she returned to the vibrant age of twenty-five, with youth beckoning once more. This time, she resolved not to be bound by the glory of her career. Instead, she would become an ordinary woman and seek out the simple yet precious moments in life: to fall in love, and do it right.
From the plot setting, it has a clear development context and multiple wonderful subplots. For example, Su Ran's carefully prepared seaside confession, including hearts posed in seashells, violin playing and affectionate confessions, all create an extremely romantic scene, allowing readers to feel the beauty and sweetness of love. The little episodes of Guaiguai biting people add some surprises and realism to the story, making the plot richer and more diverse.
It's okay, why is there no review?