[Transmigrate + reunion after years apart + a little forced love + the regretful pursuit of a lost wife]
[Cheerful, sunny heroine vs. obsessive, possessive, unhinged hero]
Lin Weiwei never imagined that simply driving to an art exhibition would send her straight ten years into the future.
Without her knowing it, she had been gone for ten years.
When they met again, the boy who had once adored her had become mature and distant, filled with resentment toward her.
His eyes red, he demanded, “You disappeared for ten years without a word. Did you ever think of me during all that time?”
“Lin Weiwei, you have no heart!”
Lin Weiwei: ...
She was innocent, okay!
As far as she was concerned, they had only seen each other that morning!
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Ten years later, Lin Weiwei, still a college student, looked at Pei Mobai, wanting to ask him something but hesitating.
Had he gotten a new girlfriend during those ten years?
Did he still love her...?
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During the ten years Lin Weiwei was gone, Pei Mobai was tormented by depression and became dark and unhinged.
Now that she had returned, all he wanted was to hold on to her and never let her go again.
He would keep her locked by his side for the rest of her life!
Content warning: The hero may have some accidental contact with the second female lead, such as falling on her or their lips touching. If that bothers you, please read with caution!
But the hero stays faithful to the heroine, in both body and heart!
P.S. The hero wasn’t born unhinged. He became that way after developing depression when the heroine disappeared!
Another P.S.: The author has already completed two long novels, so you can trust them to finish this one. Feel free to dive in!
I rarely support the male and female leads separating. Ten years isn't a blank period; it's a long journey the male lead has traversed alone, enduring the torment of depression and the obsession with being abandoned. New entanglements have already entered his life—tacitly approved contact, subconscious care—all changes etched by time.
The author's writing is good, but I don't think either story is a "clean" story. The male lead probably saw the female lead as the only light in his life since childhood, so after she disappeared, he likely harbored resentment towards her. However, I feel that in the past ten years, the second female lead has become his second source of light.
It's not like they're both virgins anymore, since he kissed the second female lead.
I haven't read the whole thing, just a portion and most of the comments. First of all, the author is very helpful; they respond to readers' questions and explain why they wrote the male lead the way they did. The author did a great job in this regard, so kudos to them! Secondly, most readers are bothered by the kissing scene. Couldn't the author have changed that? Even a hug would be fine.
So far, it's not bad. I hope there's a "wife-chasing-after-the-cremation" scenario, or the second male lead taking over the role. I don't want the female lead to suffer too much.
I hope there will be more chapters; the male and female leads should talk less and avoid having mistresses or other women involved. The admirers will suffer terribly.