[Reunion after years apart + rekindled love]
[Cold, sweet, and a little dead inside heroine × seemingly gentle but secretly venomous hero]
Heaven never treated Jiang Zhi like a beloved granddaughter. Her birth was a mistake: her father didn’t love her, and her mother didn’t care for her.
Luckily, her guiding principle in life was: “The world can go to hell. I’m number one. If you don’t like it, bring it on.” She somehow turned an S-rank dungeon into a farming sim, kept studying farther and farther away, and ended up living at her older brother’s place. To secure a long-term meal ticket, she set her sights on her brother’s son, Jiang Ning.
Jiang Ning: “Get lost.”
Jiang Zhi: “Sure thing.”
At first, the rich young master Song Ci gave off the vibe that he couldn’t care less whether he lived or died. Then he met Jiang Zhi, grabbed his buddy by the arm, and asked, “Do you believe in love at first sight?”
Later, Jiang Zhi saw the death thread hanging over the young master. She changed his fate, flexed her wrists, and said, “Don’t worry, I’ve already changed your fate.”
It turned out that when someone is willing to trade their own life for another’s, even Heaven will make an exception.
#I don’t want a tragic ending, give me a happy one!!
#Dude, you’re missing virtue from your five elements.
#To answer the guy above: my five elements are missing you.
Super delicious redemption text! In my opinion, almost everyone in the story is on the road to mutual redemption - between Jiang Zhi and Song Ci, it is the redemption of love; between Jiang Zhi and Jiang Ning, it is the redemption of family affection; the dedication of the brother and sister-in-law to the people of Tibetan areas is even greater redemption. Even between the main and supporting characters, friendship and love flow everywhere. Just like the title of the book, there are always ups and downs in life. The right encounter can heal a lifetime, and the wrong encounter can also make people suffer for half a lifetime. In the book, there are people whose native families are unfortunate, but gain warmth and joy from the company of friends, relatives, and lovers; there are also people who have happy families, but are tricked by fate, and are plagued by disasters, illnesses, and death. Pain itself is not worthy of praise, but it does make people tough; although joy is not always there, every time you think of it, it can give people the strength to move on. I think the author's writing style is also very good. Even if I haven't watched the plot for a long time, I have almost forgotten it. You can still read it by clicking on a chapter without having to connect it. Moreover, the author himself is a super sincere person. How could anyone not like a sincere person? [Sending my heart][Sending my heart]
Meow~ You can read the story of Zhizhi and Ci Ge, but it's true that I really like Ning's nephew hahaha