[Quick transmigration + The ex regrets it too late + Clear-headed, independent heroine + Second male lead gets the girl + Lighthearted wish fulfillment]
Su Qinghe is bound to a “Matchmaking System.” Her mission is to travel through different worlds and help the original wives, childhood sweethearts, and stand-ins who were betrayed reclaim their lives.
She plans to finish each mission and move on. But the male leads who once treated the original women like dirt come chasing after her one by one, eyes red with tears
The military officer from the 1970s chokes out, “Qinghe, I was wrong. Don't treat me like a stranger…”
The tech tycoon throws a contract worth tens of millions at her. “Just come back, and I'll give you half the company.”
The battle-hardened general kneels in the snow. “I'll lay down my arms and retire, if you'll look at me one more time…”
Su Qinghe watches coldly from the sidelines.
She came here to turn her life around, not to take out the trash.
With an obsessive second male lead silently protecting her and scumbags crying as they repent, whom will she choose?
Of course, she'll choose the one who cherished her from the very beginning.
[First World]
Lu Zhan treats her as a stand-in for his unattainable first love, forcing her to grow her hair long and wear old clothes.
Su Qinghe snips off her hair. “I'm Su Qinghe, a living, breathing person. I'm not anyone's shadow.”
Later, he blocks her path, eyes red. “I don't want a shadow anymore. I only want you…”
She smiles and gestures to the barefoot doctor behind her, who's handing her medicine. “Sorry, someone understood me before you did.”
Don't ask how the male lead's story ends. The second male lead gets the girl, period.
Su Qinghe: My mission is to save the original woman and enjoy watching the scumbag lose his mind. And the second male lead? Well, he understands me.
This is a novel about loving men. You just lost your life but I lost my love? The world of loving men is that no matter how excessive things these men do, the female protagonists are reluctant to take revenge. They are only willing to let him lose love and let him suffer the pain of love. Then they still live with fame and wealth, and then the heroine immediately wears it. It's weird enough to have the second male lead of the Takeover to warm her up, and the ending is unfinished. The author doesn't even want to write about how the scumbag regrets it. And does the scumbag really regret it? Not necessarily. He's just unwilling to accept that the toy he has always been obedient to control suddenly disobeys. From the beginning to the end, it doesn't feel like he likes the heroine or really regrets it.