In his previous life, he was a crazy dude who killed his enemies and committed suicide for her.
In this life, he is the paranoid general who returns with memories of hell and vows to keep her to himself!
Su Qingwan, the sickly and frail daughter of the Duke of Zhenguo, is the white moonlight that Xie Heng missed in his previous life, and is also the "little sick child" that he is bound to get in this life. After returning from rebirth, Xie Heng bears the reputation of "the number one playboy in the capital", but he hides a crazy heart that only beats for her. He forcefully delivers famous drugs on the street, secretly throws tranquilizer incense over the wall, and angrily closes the windows for her at the palace banquet... He behaves like a bastard and uses extreme methods, just to keep her in his sight!
At first, Su Qingwan thought this madman was incomprehensible and only added to his troubles. It wasn't until he broke into the house to deliver life-saving medicine, until he defended himself from a frightened horse, until she caught a glimpse of the bone-crushing fear and scheming behind his "dandy" mask... That she was shocked to realize that the devastating paranoia in his eyes was all tied to her!
When the truth of the snowy night was torn apart, and the blood and tears of the past were revealed - only then did she realize that he had transformed into a Shura for her and washed the world with blood, and also died for her. Resurrecting her life, his crazy guardianship was just to change her fate of early death.
"Su Qingwan, you are mine when you are born, and you are my ghost when you die! In this life, you can only be mine!" Let's see how Xie Heng, the mad critic general, works step by step to take his "little sick rice" back to the general's mansion, pampering him to the extreme, and together we compose a paranoid and sweet redemption legend!
Reader comments
This book is quite nice. The author's big words make the plot very clear, and the male protagonist's love for the female protagonist is really selfless.
This book is quite nice. The author's big words make the plot very clear, and the male protagonist's love for the female protagonist is really selfless.