Introduction to "After Rebirth, I Only Love the Aloof School Beauty"
Before Lu Yan died of illness due to overwork at the age of 29, he was full of regret for Su Yuluo. In his last life, he alienated his childhood sweetheart because he was tired of Su Yuluo's "complaints". He was led astray by the gangster-looking Jiang Hanyi, failed the college entrance examination and was betrayed. Su Yuluo, who loved him deeply, gave up her future at Jiangsu University to accompany him to re-study. After marriage, in order to give him a child, she died due to the worsening of her condition in isolation before a heart attack surgery.
With a loud noise, Lu Yan was reborn and returned to the Internet cafe in the first year of high school. It was the day before Jiang Hanyi confessed his love and Su Yuluo came to find him. In this life, he is determined to stay away from Jiang Hanyi and Zhang Sheng, make friends with two reliable brothers, Li Ziyang and Xia Fang, and silently protect the arrogant and shy Su Yuluo. He no longer called her by her full name. The long-lost "Luo'er" shocked her, but she still used to call him "Ayan".
From the mutual companionship in high school, Su Yuluo's interesting stories of supervising studies, to Lu Yan's hidden affectionate love, the two gradually fell in love. After Lu Yan confessed his love, she finally regained the title of "Brother Yan", and the two-way love on campus was pure and hot. Together with their friends, they were admitted to the Department of Finance of Jiangsu University. They experienced emotional entanglements and family trivial matters in their youth, and witnessed Li Ziyang and Xu Yanxi falling in love, and Xia Fang finding a good match.
The study, travel, New Year's Eve and reunion during college years made the relationship deeper. After graduation, Lu Yan gave up medicine and became a novelist with millions of fans. Su Yuluo became a painter after curing his heart disease. He proposed carefully, and the two got married. After the marriage, the nicknames "husband" and "baby" replaced the young names, and occasionally they revisited the old names of "Brother Yan" and "Luoer".
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