Reborn: The Road to Winning Back His Wife, Young Master Tan's Billion-Yuan Spoiling Romance

She gave up her dream of dancing for him and spent ten years of her youth, only to die a miserable death from stomach cancer and heartbreak. It was only after she died that he realized he had mistaken a worthless stone for a priceless pearl. The girl who held an umbrella over him in the rain was the light of his life. Reborn five years in the past, Tan Lindong kneels before Tang Baishao and throws his bloodstained diary at himself: “I was blind in my last life. This time, I'll be the one to pursue you.”

She coldly refuses his proposal, blocks his messages, and keeps him at arm's length. He sends flowers, only for them to be returned; gets chased off by security; and is humiliated in public. Still, he shamelessly follows her to Lijiang, opens a guesthouse, sweeps the courtyard, and learns embroidery, turning the lofty CEO into her personal houseboy. She thinks he is acting out of guilt, but he tells her, “I dreamed you died. It wasn't a dream. It was real. I remember both our lives, and all I want is to spoil you until you're back in heaven.”

When the truth comes out, it turns out she has been reborn too. The betrayal and regrets of their past lives become a mutual devotion in this one. He builds a hundred theaters to make her stage dreams come true, while she returns to the business world to protect his empire. From “Mr. Tan” to “fiancé,” from a little courtyard in Lijiang to a trillion-yuan empire, it takes them two lifetimes to learn one thing: the best love is understanding someone, protecting them, and letting them be themselves.

Tan Lindong: “I offer you ten years' worth of embroidered sachets as my betrothal gift. I ask for your remaining years, both our lifetimes, and every life to come.”

Tang Baishao: “Then I promise you our next life. We'll meet when we're eighteen. Don't be late.”

Their reunion, spanning life and death, will culminate in an eternal vow atop a snow-capped mountain.