Mr. He Chases After the Reborn Little Sun

Rebirth of a Sweet Pet | Chasing His Wife at the Crematorium | Paranoid Boss | Extreme Preference | Reunion | Double Cleanliness | | Sweet Love of a Rich Family Li Leyou, a sunny and wealthy daughter, was crazy about love in her previous life, but she broke the cold pre-nuptial agreement, walked away heartbroken, and died on a flight to England. When she opened her eyes again, she was back to the age of 22. He Jiming had just announced to the world the embarrassing moment of her "wishful thinking". In this life, Li Leyou is as clear-headed as tempered glass: a wise man never falls in love! She turned around gracefully, took her best friend and best friend to London, and completely kicked the lonely and cruel "living king of hell" out of the script of her life. Little did he know that her decisive back had become a cinnabar mole in He Jiming's heart that he couldn't get rid of. The man in his previous life, who was cold on the outside but crazy and paranoid on the inside, had already burned to ashes in the abyss of losing her. When we meet again in this life, he sheds all his aloof pretense and transforms into the most devout light chaser. An elaborate "accidental encounter" at a business dinner, a nearly self-destructive confrontation in the stairwell, a prenuptial agreement that subverts the past and devotes everything... He works every step of the way, just to trap the bright moon that once illuminated his desolate heart. Li Leyou built a wall in his heart and watched him with cold eyes until his head was bruised and bloody. But when the flu hit, and his hot lips pressed against her ear, whispering brokenly, "I don't want to retreat, as long as you...", The ice wall suddenly collapsed. It turns out that her alienation, which she thought was sober, was just a disguise for fear of sinking again. And the person in power who once broke her heart had already crushed his whole heart into dust just to pave the way for her to turn back. In this life, the moonlight will eventually fall back into the palms of hands that look up to it devoutly.