Reborn, I Married the Eldest Daughter of My White Moonlight

A feel-good face-slapping story with two reborn characters, an information gap, and a case of the praying mantis stalking the cicada, unaware of the oriole behind it

The beloved Bai Yueguang Xiang Chutang has been reborn. She remembers marrying Gu Linyuan in her previous life, getting rid of her elder legitimate sister Xiang Nanzhi, and ultimately being poisoned to death. She thinks her enemies were the old retainers of the Gu family, and that Gu Linyuan is still the lovesick fool who fell for her at first sight. In a hurry, she reenacts the scene where she “falls into the water,” waiting for him to rescue her.

Gu Linyuan, heir to the Duke of Zhenguo, has also been reborn. He remembers how Xiang Chutang colluded with Xiao Jingchuan, inside and outside the family, to bring about the destruction of his entire household. He remembers that even as Xiang Chutang lay dying, she never knew that Xiao Jingchuan was the one who had truly killed her.

This time, Gu Linyuan walks right past her and rescues the legitimate elder sister she hates most, Xiang Nanzhi.

Xiang Chutang will never understand, not even in death: why, in this new life, does he love someone else?