In a car accident, Chu Jingyao accidentally traveled to ten years in the future.
My future self is actually married?
The person she got married to was one of her friends' CPs——Shen Yu.
Is there a baby between them?
Chu Jingyao thought that she would be happy in the future with a happy family.
But as we got to know each other more deeply, we found that we had been in two different situations, even going as far as divorcing each other for the sake of each other.
Chu Jingyao suddenly became a scumbag: "..."
Chu Jingyao, who didn't know how to go back or how long he would stay here, had no choice but to "change his past" and change his past in order to restore his image.
Fortunately, Shen Yu came with her, so she wouldn't be too lonely.
As she learned more, Chu Jingyao discovered that there seemed to be a deeper secret hidden under the lake...
Reader comments
I have seen a lot of stories before about traveling to the future and finding out that one is married, has a broken relationship, and then reunites. I originally thought it was the same routine, but I was a bit surprised. After all, it is better to travel with a companion than to fight alone, although I don't see the role of Shen Yu's time travel [facepalm]. Also, it's been 26 years, why is QJ still used to trigger conflicts and advance the plot? After Cen Yi killed ♂ in the previous paragraph, I vaguely guessed the follow-up development. I continued to watch with a sense of luck. When I saw Shen Yu who was really introduced to QJ, my heart skipped a beat. She was even pregnant, my God. Fortunately, my daughter is not a product of QJ, otherwise I would have to follow the network cable to beat the author. Finally, this future timeline is too miserable. His wife and daughter are all dead. How can Shen Yu survive? I hope Jing Yao in the past timeline can make up for the regret. But the problem is that the past timeline has only a partial understanding of the future, and he doesn't even know the full picture of what happened to himself in the future. Jing Yao also went back and found out that the props were missing [face covering]. I can only say that I hope my daughter will not have a heart disease in this life. Finally, let me say one more thing: if any violation occurs, you must call the police.
Well, the more I think about it, the more angry I get. There are obviously countless ways to facilitate the encounter between Jing Yao and Shen Yu, but the author just uses the most exxual method of getting raped. The whole story is unfolded from Jing Yao's perspective. Isn't it too outrageous to have the heroine get raped? The first 40 chapters of the first volume are quite good. I still like to read two of them. The heroines were pulling each other apart, and the last few chapters turned out to be really bad. This feeling reached its peak in the chapter about pregnancy and abortion. I can't imagine what the author's mental state was like when he wrote the last few chapters. It really brought an indelible psychological shadow to me, especially since the entire first volume had a death-defying ending, with only Qu Rui escaping.
Acridine is so boring. It's so beautiful.
It's been 26 years, why do you have to write QJ when writing about women's misery? This one poisoned me
Wang Chao, update soon, I cried to death, almost because it was the ending of be
It's quite good to watch, and the plot is good. Maybe it's because I'm not very detailed in my reading. It feels a little convoluted, but overall it's good.
Very good, but the last ending was a bit sad, I hope the next one will be happier
I have seen a lot of stories before about traveling to the future and finding out that one is married, has a broken relationship, and then reunites. I originally thought it was the same routine, but I was a bit surprised. After all, it is better to travel with a companion than to fight alone, although I don't see the role of Shen Yu's time travel [facepalm]. Also, it's been 26 years, why is QJ still used to trigger conflicts and advance the plot? After Cen Yi killed ♂ in the previous paragraph, I vaguely guessed the follow-up development. I continued to watch with a sense of luck. When I saw Shen Yu who was really introduced to QJ, my heart skipped a beat. She was even pregnant, my God. Fortunately, my daughter is not a product of QJ, otherwise I would have to follow the network cable to beat the author. Finally, this future timeline is too miserable. His wife and daughter are all dead. How can Shen Yu survive? I hope Jing Yao in the past timeline can make up for the regret. But the problem is that the past timeline has only a partial understanding of the future, and he doesn't even know the full picture of what happened to himself in the future. Jing Yao also went back and found out that the props were missing [face covering]. I can only say that I hope my daughter will not have a heart disease in this life. Finally, let me say one more thing: if any violation occurs, you must call the police. Well, the more I think about it, the more angry I get. There are obviously countless ways to facilitate the encounter between Jing Yao and Shen Yu, but the author just uses the most exxual method of getting raped. The whole story is unfolded from Jing Yao's perspective. Isn't it too outrageous to have the heroine get raped? The first 40 chapters of the first volume are quite good. I still like to read two of them. The heroines were pulling each other apart, and the last few chapters turned out to be really bad. This feeling reached its peak in the chapter about pregnancy and abortion. I can't imagine what the author's mental state was like when he wrote the last few chapters. It really brought an indelible psychological shadow to me, especially since the entire first volume had a death-defying ending, with only Qu Rui escaping.
Acridine is so boring. It's so beautiful. It's been 26 years, why do you have to write QJ when writing about women's misery? This one poisoned me
Wang Chao, update soon, I cried to death, almost because it was the ending of be
It's quite good to watch, and the plot is good. Maybe it's because I'm not very detailed in my reading. It feels a little convoluted, but overall it's good.
Very good, but the last ending was a bit sad, I hope the next one will be happier