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Rebirth at a Funeral: I Buried My Ex-Husband with a Marriage Contract
On the eve of the wedding, I found my ex-girlfriend's name engraved on the inner ring of my husband's wedding ring. During my three-year marriage, I endured cold violence and bullying from my husband's family, and eventually fell ill and had no one to care about me. At the funeral, I witnessed my "devastated" husband embracing Bai Yueguang to celebrate, and then I realized that my terminal illness was the outcome carefully planned by them. When I opened my eyes again, I went back to three months
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After Rebirth, I Tore Off the Mask of Gentleness
Top pastry chef Gu Qingci was betrayed by her husband and best friend, and was buried in a sea of fire. She was reborn back to the time when they first met at the age of 22. She was determined to tear away all the masks of gentleness and regain the initiative in life, but she ran into the arms of her former rival. When the fog of memory fragments cleared, she realized that some people were like quenched honey, and some people were the only hope in the aftermath of the disaster.
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The Stars Fall on My Pillow
The talented pianist Shen Xinglan temporarily left the stage due to a mental disorder and entered an ordinary university anonymously, where he met Lu Chenyu, a seemingly unruly top student in the mathematics department. An unexpected "share house" binds people from two worlds together. Under Lu Chenyu's invisible protection and guidance, Shen Xinglan stepped out of the shadows step by step and regained her dreams. The appearance of Shen Xinglan also illuminated Lu Chenyu's dusty past. They are e
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The Deadly Medicine: Mr. Zhou's Stand-In Wife
On my third wedding anniversary, I received a video. In the video, my model husband is gently saying to his Bai Yueguang: "Marrying her is just to protect you from disaster." I put down the cake prepared for him, wiped away my tears, and laughed silently. It turns out that I was just "taking medicine" blindly. But you don't know that poison is often hidden in medicine. It's up to me to rewrite the ending of this scam in the name of love.
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