A reborn couple who love and fight each other | Wedding snatching with a twist | Older sister × younger brother’s bride | Angsty romance and chasing love to the crematorium | Cathartic alternate-history period drama
The heroine is an unhinged, fiercely protective woman; the heroine is a gentle knife. Two powerful leads, happy ending, dive in without worry.
After I was reborn, I kicked my younger brother aside and stole his fiancée. Everyone called me crazy. Only later did they learn that in my previous life, that woman had turned herself into a living tomb, all to avenge me.
In my previous life, my younger brother publicly called off his engagement at the betrothal banquet. The Su family held a grudge and drove the Shen family into bankruptcy within three years. I threw myself into a well, and before I died, I heard someone say, “Shen Qingyun, you don’t even know who ruined you.”
When I opened my eyes again, I was back at the very moment my brother was about to call off the engagement.
This time, I gave him no chance. I kicked him to the ground and announced before everyone, “I’m the one marrying her!”
My father called me a disgrace, my brother said I was crazy, and the guests laughed at my absurdity. But I knew this was the only way to keep that vengeful woman by my side and save the Shen family.
Su Jinshu, the orphaned daughter of the Su family, was gentle as water and pitifully delicate. Everyone thought she was a victim. Only I knew that in my previous life, she had used others as pawns to drive the Shen family into the abyss.
But she was reborn too.
She smiled and agreed to marry me, hatred from two lifetimes hidden in her eyes.
I thought I was using her; she thought she was plotting against me. We shared a bed but not our thoughts, each harboring our own schemes as we danced on the edge of a blade.
Until one day, I found her diary, filled with “I’m sorry” and “I love her.”
Until I learned that after I threw myself into the well in my previous life, she had jumped in after me, clutching my corpse.
Until I discovered the truth: she hadn’t come to take revenge. She had come to die for love.
