[Bright, possessive sweetheart heroine × Older man, insecure and self-restrained] [Sweet romance × Mutual devotion × HE × Redemption × Reunion after years apart × Powerful man bows to love]
The day Wen Yu agreed to let Pei Ze court her, she transmigrated, waking up seventeen years in the future.
By then, Pei Ze was unimaginably wealthy, but confined to a wheelchair. Restraint and gentleness defined him. He gave Wen Yu as much freedom and wealth as he could, asking only that she not love him.
Wen Yu wasn't afraid of his stubborn denials.
At night, she pretended to be afraid of the dark and slipped into his bed. By day, she brought him meals and pursued him openly, declaring her claim on him. She had all the time in the world.
Until a graceful, polished new woman appeared by his side and gently reminded her, “Miss Wen, you and he are both in the past.”
Wen Yu smiled and left.
When she returned that night, she pried open Pei Ze's mouth and fed him a pill.
No matter how stubborn his words, his lips softened when she kissed him.
She'd make him give in, even in bed.
*
Pei Ze had searched for Wen Yu for seventeen years. After they reunited, the euphoria was soon followed by an insecurity that plunged him into despair.
There was an age gap, and his body was no longer healthy.
Pei Ze decided to plan a future for Wen Yu without him. Then one day, a red-eyed young woman leaned over his bed, stubbornly refusing to cry, and he realized that he was the one who had never been able to let go.
Pei Ze held her tight, his voice hoarse as he gave her two choices:
“First, I'll give you all my wealth, and you can go abroad with him.”
“Second, you'll stay with me, even if it kills us.”
Wen Yu kissed him. “I'll take a third option, ”
“I'll get you well, and we'll live to a ripe old age together.”
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Content warning: The heroine transmigrates seventeen years into the future, while the hero has aged normally along the original timeline, so there is a seventeen-year age gap.
(Contains a lot of spoilers! Be careful!!!) This book is quite short, and I finished it very quickly. Overall, it is okay, but I can feel that the author's writing style is still relatively immature, and some details and foreshadowing before the incident are not handled well, including the fact that the relationship between the male and female protagonists is not officially established until the last chapter, which is a bit hasty, and the climax part (Tang Lingling, her sister and Pei Ze) is about The language processing is actually not very good, because the male protagonist loves the female protagonist, which is the basis of everything. Even if she wants to push the female protagonist away, she should not agree with Tang Lingling and her sister to use insulting words like mistress to isolate the female protagonist. Even if she wants to be extreme and cut off the female protagonist's thoughts, she does not necessarily have to use this method. The image of the female protagonist in the back actually feels a bit blurry. Lu Chen has actually reminded her to take medicine. It's not the best way, but the heroine still did it. It's actually a bit nonsensical, but I'm not an author, and I don't know what the author's definition of the relationship between two people is, so it's hard to say much. The ending is OE, but the male and female protagonists are not together for more than half a scene, and there are very few daily things during the period. It is almost the heroine's resistance to the male protagonist's actions and the male protagonist's own inner struggle. The whole book It's all about the process of the male and female protagonists getting together. If possible, I hope the author can write a few extra stories about the sweet daily life between them. The plot is important, but this is reality, and feelings are also indispensable. Now it seems that feelings are a condition for promoting the plot. I am not very good at writing book reviews. The above are all my personal opinions. I also hope that the author will get better and better, write better books, and be read by more people.
It's quite interesting. Can the author do another extra chapter? 😢😢😢