[Wife chases husband to the crematorium + both reborn + angsty romance + obsessive female lead + ruthless, decisive male lead + she chases him later]
On their wedding anniversary, Luo Yinlin was celebrating another man’s birthday.
She had no idea that her husband, Shi Qingran, was terminally ill and had little time left.
During the final days of his life, all he got in return was even more cruel torment and humiliation from her, all for the sake of that other man.
When the man shed a single tear, she turned around and slapped Shi Qingran.
He was in so much pain that he spat blood and collapsed, but she looked down at him with a cold sneer. “Shi Qingran, who are you trying to fool by pretending to be dead?”
Only when he truly breathed his last did he die for good, on a rainy night when no one cared.
The aloof, untouchable CEO suddenly went mad.
She knelt before his grave and coughed up blood, wailing in remorse every night, until she died a tragic death in their marital home, consumed by regret and depression.
Reborn, Shi Qingran returned to the starting point of the tragedy.
He cast off the mask of humble devotion and became the one moving the pieces, proceeding cautiously at every turn. He would reclaim everything he had poured his heart into and destroy his enemies. Luo Yinlin, in this life, our paths will never cross again. There is only a dead end for you.
But he never expected that the cold-blooded wife who had once treated him as worthless would be reborn too.
Like an obsessive madwoman, she pinned him against the wall, eyes red and voice trembling with desperate humility. “Darling, I’ll give you my life, okay… Please don’t leave me…”
Shi Qingran looked down at her and gave a soft laugh. “Sure. Then go die.”
Brother, you won, you really won. You've really hurt me. I shouldn't have tried to have some fun. There are over 20 chapters already, and not a single one that's satisfying. I wanted to skip chapters, but I didn't even know which one to look at. Brother, you won.
Author, please update soon. Don't worry about what others think; I like this type of book.