A Cool CEO Meets a Laid-Back Public-Sector Worker

Multiple timelines, different life experiences, a complex and intricate web of clues, both visible and invisible. This book is more than just about soul swapping; it's about redemption, and more importantly, innovation. Different timelines, everyone deeply involved, cause and effect at the heart of the story. Gu Shenxi is more like an ordinary person, prone to madness and insanity.

Warning Summary: (Posting a book review for the sake of the author's Tomato Seeds) 1. This was indeed a story that came to me on a whim, so I didn't write an outline, which caused the plot to keep teetering on the edge of collapse and recovery!

I almost missed it because of the rating, that shouldn't be the case. I personally think it deserves at least an 8 or higher. Was it because it wasn't labeled as having BL content when it was released? 🤔 Personally, I have no taboos, but there are indeed a lot of these elements in it, making it difficult to put into a pure romance novel.

At first, I thought it was a typical soul-swapping story, but as I read past the halfway point, I increasingly felt it was a story of reincarnation and redemption... (Contains spoilers, read with caution...) Qin Mingrui used the Yin-Yang Twin Fish Jade Pendant, sacrificing his life in exchange for Qin Zhiheng's rebirth.

It's pretty good; you could call it a redemption story. The man is redeemed by the woman, and the plot is quite good. I'm looking forward to seeing the male lead become stronger later on, and to seeing him deal with his family. The female lead is very beautiful in spirit; I also want to retire. The female lead didn't chase after him; the beauty the male lead felt from her was the way she interacted with others normally.

It's a good read, the writing is excellent, and it doesn't seem like the work of a new author. This level of writing shouldn't be achieving this much. Keep it up!

🥺🥺How could this be? It was all foreshadowing! The bad guys did so many terrible things, yet they died so easily. They so wanted to live, they just wanted to live a good life, they hadn't even done anything to each other, yet they suffered so much because of each other's jealousy, and then committed suicide in despair. 😢😢 Every couple is so heartbreaking. Bad ending!!

Although I swore yesterday I would never read "Depression Redemption" again, so far the updated chapters are really good, definitely worth a 5-star rating. The only question is when will Biluochun (a character from the novel) leave the show? Cat lovers might suggest she just be sent to be fostered out 🤭

I was tormented by two works this year. One was the TV series "Twelve Letters," which made my husband cry so much that he thought I was watching something else. The other was this novel. Although there were still some plot points I didn't understand, I felt regretful before reading the extra chapters, and even after reading them, I still couldn't fill in the gaps.

Damn it, I only realized it was a tragic ending when I saw the ending! I feel so disappointed and suffocated. The last time I felt this way was when I read *Palace Wall Willow*. The writing wasn't as good, but it was inexplicably heart-wrenching. So, I'm a little hesitant to read anything with a tragic ending aesthetic. 😢😢😢😢😢😢😢 Waaaaah, please don't let the male lead die!