In her previous life, Shen Mian had squandered all her family wealth and sold her dowry for the scumbag Chen Xu, and was eventually pushed into the sea.
Before she died, she saw her husband Fu Hanzhou, whom she had never seen in person, crawling out of the overturned car covered in blood, holding up the pearl earrings she had pawned.
Reborn on the first day of her wedding, Shen Mian looked at the buttoned-up man beside the bed and rushed over to hug him: "Don't go out today."
Fu Hanzhou: "Reason."
"You are so handsome today, I'm afraid you will be snatched away by another woman."
Only later did Shen Mian discover that this man left hundreds of notes every day; he dried and bagged the orange peels she threw away and affixed the date; he searched for the earrings she pawned for three years and traveled to seventeen cities.
"I died for you in my last life, and I will live with you in this life."
The scumbag wants to get involved? The lawyer's letter counterclaimed for 1 yuan.
Green tea wants to provoke? He smells like alcohol.
After rebirth, Shen Mian just wanted to lie down and be a salted fish. Unexpectedly, that cold-faced Yama pampered her to the heavens.
"In this life, I will never make you wait again."
Reader comments
This book is not a masterpiece, it has flaws - the villain is a tool, the sweetness in the later stage is too high, and the best friends group is not very recognizable. But there is a reason for me to finish it: Fu Hanzhou.
This man's affection is not expressed through words, but is made one by one through orange peels, notes, earrings, notebooks, twelve basins, wind chimes, and baby rooms. The author uses details to create a top male protagonist who "does not talk but does".
If you like to watch a cold-faced Yama slowly transform into a slave girl and a normal person who can say "I love you", this book will not disappoint you.
"I died for him in my last life, and I will live with him in this life." - It was worth it.
I feel like this is what I want, not so much abuse, but it brings me a lot of reflection. I used to be stupid too.
This book is not a masterpiece, it has flaws - the villain is a tool, the sweetness in the later stage is too high, and the best friends group is not very recognizable. But there is a reason for me to finish it: Fu Hanzhou. This man's affection is not expressed through words, but is made one by one through orange peels, notes, earrings, notebooks, twelve basins, wind chimes, and baby rooms. The author uses details to create a top male protagonist who "does not talk but does". If you like to watch a cold-faced Yama slowly transform into a slave girl and a normal person who can say "I love you", this book will not disappoint you. "I died for him in my last life, and I will live with him in this life." - It was worth it.
I feel like this is what I want, not so much abuse, but it brings me a lot of reflection. I used to be stupid too.