[Gentle, considerate, fatherly male lead VS quirky, lively, playful female lead]
Chen Kuo is an upstanding young man with the five virtues: He respects the elderly, cares for children, and is loved by everyone. He'd rather be late for school than fail to help an old woman cross the street.
After a car accident, however, he gets bound to a scumbag System.
The System says he's a thoroughly terrible man: stingy and miserly, two-faced, deceitful and cunning, promiscuous, and in love with everyone he meets.
Then it kicks him into a small world, claiming it was his previous life and telling him to atone for his sins.
Chen Kuo is still wondering which of those descriptions could possibly apply to him.
He turns around and sees a pitiful little girl hiding behind the door.
He blinks, clutching his chest in confusion.
Oh no.
Could it be that he's really a scumbag who falls for everyone he meets?
After successfully completing his mission in the first world, he spends decades with his wife, living happily together until he dies of old age.
Suddenly, he arrives in a new world, unable to pull himself out of his grief.
He misses his wife and can't bear to leave her behind. He doesn't even want to do the mission.
His wife, whom he'd loved so much, is just gone.
If he can transmigrate, why can't his wife transmigrate too?
While he's still downcast, a matchmaker arrives to introduce him to a potential bride.
Chen Kuo is about to say something nice to send her away. He's going to remain faithful to his wife and never marry again in this life.
Then he steps outside and sees a beautiful woman with tear-filled eyes.
He freezes.
His wife! His! She's alive!
Damn it, he recognizes his wife at a glance.
Chen Kuo feels ready to take on the world again.
Wife, here I come!
After completing his mission in the second world, Chen Kuo arrives in a new world full of anticipation.
A new world! A happy new life with his wife! How exciting!
Then he looks at the plot and falls silent.
A scumbag sugar daddy, a kept lover who runs away with his child, and a poor stand-in who gives everything for the man she loves.
It's deranged and melodramatic, and that scumbag is practically asking to be arrested.
Thankfully, the plot hasn't reached that point yet.
Chen Kuo looks at the kept lover who's about to end their contract and silently tears it up.
No stand-ins, no white moonlight. None of that.
He just wants to fall in love with his wife.
Planned worlds:
World One: [The miserly cheapskate of the 1970s]
World Two: [The ancient father who favors sons over daughters]
World Three: [The scumbag sugar daddy who abuses his stand-in, body and soul]
World Four: [The phoenix man who kills his sweetheart first when the apocalypse comes]
Reader's Guide:
1. A sweet romance, devoted 1v1 couple, with the same female lead throughout
2. The small worlds are not the male lead's previous lives; there's more to the story
Theme: The best time to plant a tree was ten years ago. The second-best time is now.
I wish the author a lot of happiness in real life~
Dear author, do you still update?
I like the story of this book very much. Come on!
So why does the heroine have such a request? How can a normal person marry someone who wants someone else's family to be as poor as possible? When I first saw this, I thought it was a requirement of the guide system, but it turned out not to be the case. What's more, why did the male take the initiative to say that he was naughty in front of the female protagonist when the young nephew appeared?
Oye, Oye, it's very beautiful 😆[Purple Sugar]kswl
Since her tragedy comes from the original owner, there will be no tragedy if you don't bother with it. They don't look down on you at all. They have their heads broken and they have to join in as a licking dog. When you become a grandson, you have to be a grandson with your mother to please the woman. This is the so-called rescue.