What you owe in your previous life, make up for it in this life, I will pamper you to heaven
In her previous life, Gu Wanning was blind and mistakenly believed in a scumbag, causing the taciturn man to lose his job and ruin his future. In the end, he fell in a pool of blood to protect her.
Reborn back to 1975, she had not yet made those unforgivable mistakes.
Shen Yanzhou is still the rough guy who is cold on the outside and warm on the inside. He turns in his salary and silently carries everything, but he can't even say a soft word.
This time, it's her turn.
Flirt with him, protect him, pamper him, and pay back double what you owed him in this life.
By the way, take him with you, from poverty to pampering to become the richest man in the province.
Later, the taciturn man pushed her against the corner and said in a low voice:
"Gu Wanning, have you pampered me enough? It's my turn."
Reader comments
This is a period novel rooted in the soil.
After her rebirth, the heroine did not reach the sky in one step, but built her own workshop brick by brick with a pot of old stew, a sewing machine, and a brick for a basin.
On the emotional line, she and her taciturn husband went from being estranged to being side by side, and they used actions rather than words to support each other and build a home. There are no stereotyped villains in the book. Even the mother-in-law and the vindictive sister-in-law who initially made things difficult have carved out their own arcs over the years.
The most touching thing is not the excitement of the counterattack, but the solidity and warmth that come from these trivial daily routines, such as the tomatoes on the rooftop being ripe and the water in the enamel jar being warm.
This is a period novel rooted in the soil. After her rebirth, the heroine did not reach the sky in one step, but built her own workshop brick by brick with a pot of old stew, a sewing machine, and a brick for a basin. On the emotional line, she and her taciturn husband went from being estranged to being side by side, and they used actions rather than words to support each other and build a home. There are no stereotyped villains in the book. Even the mother-in-law and the vindictive sister-in-law who initially made things difficult have carved out their own arcs over the years. The most touching thing is not the excitement of the counterattack, but the solidity and warmth that come from these trivial daily routines, such as the tomatoes on the rooftop being ripe and the water in the enamel jar being warm.