Reborn: The Worse Her Boyfriends Are, the Better

In her previous life, every man Shen Nianchu met was a “good boy.”

A gentle, devoted childhood sweetheart who was her first love; a lovesick, faithful senior who waited for her; a warmhearted colleague who healed alongside her... Each was more devoted than the last, and every beginning felt like a fairy tale.

And the endings? One was stolen away by a rich heir, one fell for someone else after going abroad, and one cheated after marriage. Three relationships, three scars.

It took her thirteen years to figure it out: she wasn’t the problem. “Good boys” simply came with an expiration date. Beautifully packaged when new, sold in pieces once they expired.

Reborn in the summer after the 2013 college entrance exams, just as her first love was about to break up with her, she didn’t cry this time. Instead, she whipped out a voice recorder, swiped a pair of his new sneakers, and locked the door behind her on the way out.

If good boys are bound to change their minds, she might as well date bad boys from the start. Physical, not emotional; breakups without baggage; no middleman taking a cut!

A heart-devouring campus heartthrob? A playboy who specializes in charming devoted girls? The worse, the better. She’ll take them all!

But what Shen Nianchu didn’t expect was: how did Gu Yan, who treated “hunting devoted girls” like a game, end up catching feelings?

And now the good boys who once hurt her are lining up, begging her to take them back...

She’s busy counting the cash from her barbecue stall. No time.