In their first year of high school, Jiang Yang took her hand like a prophet and told her some utterly baffling things:
“Ye Yiyi, do you believe me? When you turn twenty-five, you’ll marry me. We’ll have a daughter, and we’ll live happily ever after. We’re a match made in heaven.”
Ye Yiyi just thought he was crazy. After all, they weren’t even a couple yet.
Now, at thirty-two, Ye Yiyi held her reddish-brown divorce certificate and cursed under her breath. Damn Jiang Yang hadn’t told her that they’d get divorced in their seventh year of marriage.
If she could go back to her school days, she’d never believe Jiang Yang’s nonsense. She’d stay far away from him instead.
She never expected his words to come true. She really had been reborn.
This time, Ye Yiyi tugged on Jiang Yang’s sleeve and replied, “After graduation, may we never meet again, in life or in death.”
[Both leads are reborn, with multiple timelines, and they remain faithful to each other.]
Male lead: I’ll fall in love with you again and again at different points in time.
Female lead: If the story ends with me losing you, then I’d rather miss you from the very beginning.
Mastermind: I just thought you were wonderful. What’s wrong with putting flowers on the dinner table?
