Su Jin died, but the man who gathered her remains and avenged her was the very man she had avoided for years.
Watching him kill her enemies, then die with her in his arms, she felt helpless and consumed by regret. She wanted to stop him from joining her in death, but in the end, she could do nothing.
When Su Jin opened her eyes again, she was back in the fourth year after their breakup.
Her so-called “little sister” had tricked her into going to a producer's room.
Well, it seemed Heaven was giving her another chance to take revenge.
With one foot planted on the producer, beaten until he was barely breathing, Su Jin calmly pulled out her phone and called the man whose guilt had haunted her for the rest of her life.
Su Jin whined as she complained, “Sheng Jinzhou, someone bullied me.”
Four years, and one phone call was all it took to throw the cold, brooding heir of the Sheng family into a panic and make him lose his mind...
Sheng Jinzhou cursed, “Su Jin, am I your dog?”
Yet his arms tightened around the girl, holding her with unmistakable possessiveness.
It's clear the author's writing skills are rather immature; the entire story revolves around "monster-fighting," which is a major flaw in sweet romance novels. The development of the male and female leads' relationship relies entirely on outsiders. The warm and affectionate descriptions of the main characters revolve around trust without much psychological depth.
I'm following along. The author has created very strong male and female leads, and the female lead is no longer the weak type who needs protection. It's very interesting. I hope that the male and female leads will be strong and help each other to defeat the bad guys and achieve success in both their careers and love!
The male and female protagonists in the short story are well-developed, but the whole book feels somewhat incomplete and lacks some detail. For example, why did the male and female leads break up, and what happened between Grandpa Sheng and Grandma Sheng? I'm quite curious about those things. Of course, this is just my personal opinion.
Sheng Jinzhou + Su Jin It's a rebirth story + "wife-chasing-after-the-cremation" + domineering CEO rant novel. The only thing missing is the time the two characters got together and broke up four years ago. I was actually quite interested in reading it. Also, I felt the author was terrible at naming characters.
The short story is good; the female protagonist returns decisively and ruthlessly, rekindling her romance with the male protagonist. She eliminates all those with ill intentions! She gains love and solidifies her friendships, achieving a perfect ending in this life.
It's good; the female lead speaks her mind, so there are no misunderstandings. It's a little sweet.
2026.3.5 18:13 Aside from the rushed ending, everything else was fine. I thought the female lead had some other identity 🤭🤭🤭
It's pretty good, quite nice.
It looks comfortable, without any signs of discomfort.
Okay, okay, look quickly!