[Campus Rebirth] [Pursuing His Wife at the Crematorium] [Handsome Boy Takes the Lead] [Childhood Sweethearts] [Cheerful Girl x Chuunibyou Handsome Boy]
Childhood sweethearts, innocent and inseparable: the Cen and Ji families had been close for years. Cen Xia had loved Ji Chen for over twenty years, chasing after him for just as long. She looked up to and admired him, and eventually married him, just as she had always wanted. Their marriage began with a childish joke she'd once made: "When I grow up, I'm going to be Brother Achen's bride." Only later did Cen Xia realize that her marriage was a joke, too. She decided to divorce him. **Before the divorce, she was reborn as a girl, still living right next door to the Ji family. Later, when she stayed out late, he could only watch from upstairs as someone else walked her home.** The old Cen Xia had eyes only for Ji Chen and didn't even know Qi Chao existed. She never expected to cross paths anew with this sunny, handsome boy.
The author's writing style is good, there are no typos, the story is coherent, and the plot is good. It is not a particularly passionate and passionate kind, but a warm and slow writing, without being verbose. After watching the beginning, I want to finish watching the sequel, especially the follow-up to A Lifetime on the Pillow. Is it because there is no novelty and no competition in being together for a long time, so does the heroine have a free existence? Or is it just that we are used to being together and there is no passion. I thought the heroine had a relatively happy childhood, but I found out that the heroine's family was also a little bit patriarchal. Zhen's mother was really kind and gave the heroine motherly love as a special companion during the Chinese New Year. In summary, this is a very good novel, you can read it slowly and skip it without reading.