[The Ex-Wife Chases Him Through Hell + Reborn + Male Rivals Competing for Her + Light Ensemble Cast]
After eight years of loving him in secret and two years of marriage, Jian Ning thought Pei Qingyan must have liked her at least a little.
That was until they were kidnapped. When the kidnappers forced Pei Qingyan to choose between two people, he chose his unattainable first love and left his pregnant wife to die.
Reborn, Jian Ning cast off her old, gentle nature and treated everyone equally: she tore them all apart. She grew to loathe Pei Qingyan.
Yet the aloof Mr. Pei, as untouchable as a flower on a high mountain, came crawling back, begging Jian Ning to give him a little love. He was even willing to be the other man.
Then came a car accident, and Jian Ning was forced to choose between two people. Without batting an eye, she chose someone else. At last, Mr. Pei completely snapped and pinned her against the bathroom sink. “You were the one who came after me first. Don't think you can get away.”
In the end, Pei Qingyan, now with memories of his past life, knelt at Jian Ning's feet and pleaded stubbornly for forgiveness. “I've always loved you, and only you.”
(Character notes: In her previous life, the heroine was emotionally abused by her family, leaving her weak-willed and used to bottling up her feelings. After being reborn, she finally erupts. Her motto is that anyone who makes her suffer will get it back tenfold, and she doesn't care if she goes crazy doing it.
The hero starts off cold and aloof, then completely lets loose. He'll do anything just to get the heroine to look at him.
The heroine suffers early on, and the hero gets put through hell later. Fair is fair.
May every woman break free from toxic relationships and shine for herself.)
Explanation on who the heroine chooses in the end. In fact, I used to be confused about whether it was better to let the female protagonist choose the male protagonist or the second male protagonist, but now that I have written 200,000 words, I have also tried to let the female protagonist and the male protagonist resolve their misunderstandings and get together, but these characters seem to have come to life, and the damage has already existed. The female protagonist may forgive the male protagonist, but she really can't fall in love with the male protagonist again, and she can't be with him again without any grudges. So in the final ending, I decided to let the heroine follow her heart and be with the second hero, with someone she truly loved and never hurt her.
Looks good, supports choosing male lead 2️⃣