Tang Jing was reborn.
It happened that Luo Zijun was reborn at dusk when Chen Junsheng filed for divorce.
The painful memories of her past life came flooding back: it was she who personally pushed her best friend who was in a desperate situation to her lover He Han who had been in love for ten years.
In the end, love and friendship were betrayed twice, and she lost everything.
In this life, she devoted everything she had to making a death oath:
He Han will never be allowed to interfere in Luo Zijun's life, and the two will never be entangled in the slightest.
She handled the divorce lawsuit alone, planned the way forward for Luo Zijun, and set up defenses and obstacles at every step.
Every time He Han wanted to lend a helping hand, she blocked the door gently but forcefully.
She built an airtight line of defense, thinking that in this way she could rewrite the tragedy and preserve love and friendship.
But the whirlpool of fate was far stranger than she imagined.
Did she succeed in severing the relationship between the two and completely prevent them from falling in love?
Or was it her paranoid and crazy obstruction that invisibly helped them step by step, personally accelerating their fall to each other?
Will she keep He Han and herself, or will she make the same mistakes again?
True rebirth never blocks the destiny of others.
But she finally understood: What she wanted to rewrite was never the fate of others, but her own life.
Reader comments
It's particularly good-looking. It can make up for the shortcomings in the drama. The key characters fit well with the original work. The author's logic and writing style are both good. It would have been perfect if it had been longer.
It's particularly good-looking. It can make up for the shortcomings in the drama. The key characters fit well with the original work. The author's logic and writing style are both good. It would have been perfect if it had been longer.