Lin Yi'ao thought his love was a one-man show. In his previous life, he watched Ye Moxun waste away on a rainy night, yet couldn’t even bring himself to say, “I love you.”
Regret consumed him until a strange light carried his consciousness back to the moment before tragedy struck.
Ye Moxun never expected to be reborn, either. Carrying the chilling memories of being pushed away in his previous life, he had planned to leave more decisively this time. But the moment he saw that man, all his resolve crumbled.
So Lin Yi'ao, the CEO who had been given a second life, began his “clumsy yet all-out” campaign to win back his beloved:
Under the pretext of “protecting his assets,” he moved Ye Moxun out of his rental and into a penthouse, keeping him under close watch around the clock;
He set aside his billions to learn how to fry runny-yolk eggs, determined to personally feed his little comic artist, even if he had to blow the kitchen to pieces;
At their wedding, he even made public a desolate portrait of Ye Moxun alone in his previous life, declaring to the world in the clumsiest way possible:
“With two lifetimes, I, Lin Yi'ao, have learned just one thing: how to love you.”
This is a story of two men reborn: “You died for me in our last life, and I’ll go mad for you in this one.” This time, the ever-bright sea of stars is no longer just a dream on paper, but a future they can reach out and touch.
Would you like me to come up with a special anniversary story for you? For example, on Ye Moxun’s birthday, Lin Yi'ao recreates the lonely birthday he spent alone in his previous life, then gives him a grand “apology” and “confession” to show him that he was never forgotten?
