On the Day of the Divorce, the Villainess and the Male Lead Were Reborn

The rating just came out and there aren’t many reviews, so it’s low for now. It’s rising. [Mutual devotion + college campus + both reborn + the husband chases his wife to the crematorium] [Sweet, clear-headed heroine with a sharp tongue vs. hero who bows to love and fights to win her back] Ji Nian loved Xie Qingwang for seven years and was married to him for three. Even after they had a child, she still couldn’t win his heart. After falling seriously ill, Ji Nian finally woke up. It turned out she was just the villainess in a domineering CEO novel, while Xie Qingwang was the male lead. Her love was a burden, a nuisance, something shameful. Even after using underhanded tactics to marry him, all she was destined for was a tragic death. So when she found the photos of the female lead that Xie Qingwang had treasured for years, she asked for a divorce. But on the way to the civil affairs bureau, they both died in a car crash. When Ji Nian opens her eyes again, she’s back in her freshman year of college, just after meeting him. This time, she won’t be a lovesick doormat or a villainess who gets between the happy couple. But why does Xie Qingwang, the male lead, keep staring at her? … As the heir to the top elite Xie family of the capital, Xie Qingwang is practically a crown prince in his social circle. Arrogant and overbearing, he looks down on everyone and can’t stand cutesy girls. But at a campus gala, someone catches him cornering the sweetest girl on campus, his eyes red as he begs her to make their relationship official. His friend asks, baffled, “You’ve completely thrown away your pride?” Kneeling on a keyboard, Xie Qingwang replies, “All I need is my wife. My face can look good without pride.” Note: The heroine is reborn first, and the hero later.