Reborn, President He Pursues Me with All His Might

Reborn romance | The remorseful husband pursues his wife | Possessive CEO | Utter devotion | Rekindled love | Both leads are devoted only to each other | A wealthy family romance

Li Leyou, a sunny heiress, was madly in love in her past life, only to stumble upon a cold premarital agreement. Heartbroken, she left, then died aboard a flight to England. When she opened her eyes again, she was back at twenty-two, at the humiliating moment when He Jiming had just announced to the whole world that she was “in love with him alone.”

This time, Li Leyou was clear-eyed as fire-forged glass: wise people don’t fall in love! She turned away with a flourish and took her closest friend to London, kicking that cold, ruthless “living devil” right out of the script of her life.

Little did she know that her resolute departure had become an indelible mark on He Jiming’s heart. In his past life, the man who seemed cold and hard on the outside but was crazed and obsessive within had been reduced to ashes by the abyss of losing her. When they met again in this life, he shed every trace of his aloof disguise and became her most devoted pursuer. Carefully arranged “chance” meetings at business banquets, a forceful confrontation in a stairwell that nearly destroyed him, a premarital agreement that overturned the past and offered everything he had… He planned every step, all to ensnare the moon that had once shone over the wasteland of his heart.

Li Leyou built walls around her heart and watched coldly as he battered himself bloody against them. But when the flu struck and his feverish lips brushed her ear as he whispered brokenly, “I don’t want a way out. I only want you…” the icy wall came crashing down. It turned out that the distance she had mistaken for clear-headedness was only a disguise for her fear of falling again. And the man who had once broken her heart had already ground his own to dust, just to pave the way for her return. In this life, the moon would finally fall back into the hands that gazed up at it with such devotion.