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They say confessing to powerful, influential people never ends well. At best, they ignore you; at worst, your relationship falls apart.
The protagonists wholeheartedly agree: That's right. But luckily, fate gave them another chance, sending them back to before they confessed to the powerful Omega.
This time, everything is completely different.
[Story One: After the stoic college boy decides to let go, his stubborn adoptive father finally panics] (Complete)
[Story Two: After failing to win over his commanding officer, he decides to switch sides. The officer panics] (Complete)
[Story Three: Discovering that his crush and roommate is a general from an enemy nation, he decides to cut ties. His roommate refuses to let him]
Su Lifeng always thought himself incredibly lucky. At just eighteen, he had already met the person he wanted to spend the rest of his life with. Then he discovered that the other man was a general who had infiltrated his country from an enemy nation.
Luckily, fate gave him a chance to go back to before he confessed.
This time, he said nothing. He ignored his roommate's invitations and brushed him off again and again. The moment his left foot stepped outside the dorm, his right hand was already contacting the Intelligence Bureau to tip them off and tell them to hurry and catch the spy.
When four helicopters surrounded his roommate, the first thing the man did wasn't run. He got out of the car in anger, kicked the trunk, pointed at the bouquet of roses inside, and loudly demanded of Su Lifeng, "Hey, didn't you say you'd agree to be with me tonight?"
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Reader's guide:
The Gong isn't a lovesick doormat. The Gong and Shou like each other; the blurb is based on a misunderstanding.
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Both physically and emotionally pure / one-on-one throughout / mutual affection / romantic push and pull / no changing the Shou / the stories in each arc are connected
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They are not related by law or blood.
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Please don't post inflammatory comments that ruin other readers' experience. Irrational comments will be deleted.
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Content notes: 1. Set in a fictional military world, with some mystery elements. If you only want to read about the couple, proceed with caution.
(The tags are omitted because this book is mainly about a couple rekindling their romance. The plot and romance are woven together and advance side by side, though the plotline is often subtle.) 2. At its core, this is a rekindled romance, and the Shou does things that resemble a groveling pursuit of his husband. 3. The story is told through several protagonists at different stages, whose stories come together to complete one larger tale. This is an experimental work from the author; proceed with caution if that bothers you. 4. There are some ensemble elements and no absolute main character; proceed with caution if you only like one particular character type. 5. From an omniscient perspective, the Shou falls first; from the protagonists' perspective, the Gong falls first. 6. The three arcs feature AO, AA, and OA pairings. 7. More may be added later.
Theme: Love requires communication.
What can I say, it's different from what I imagined for the unit article. The first world doesn't seem to be completely over, right? Oops~ I only like the first world, and it still feels a bit vague. Will the whole conspiracy unfold layer by layer as the stories of all units advance, or will there be a complete explanation in the finale? I don't like to follow the text.
In fact, I found it a bit confusing. I feel like Ji is not a bad person? Are all three of these people dead?
The story written by the author is different from what I thought was a sweet novel. The hidden thread of the story is very attractive to me. However, I feel that the change in the character's behavior is a bit sudden and I don't have much time to react when I read it. Maybe when the story is about to end, everything will be clear and I will understand it completely [kiss]
The young lovers should [make up] properly [please]
What is this for? Who am I marrying? It's better to be what I think [biting handkerchief]
The writing is so messy that I can't understand it.
(✧◡✧) Waiting, waiting, waiting [covering face and peeking]
I don't understand it. The description of pushing Bai away seems to be like being reborn, but in fact, it is not. Moreover, the last time he proposed marriage, he didn't ask for it, and there was no description of being willing to give up.
Looking forward to, looking forward to, looking forward to [love eyes]
It only takes one second to think of the scene where Ying Qian squats on the ground with his knees in his arms and looks up to see his adoptive father appearing with tiramisu. There is also the scene where the adoptive father saves Ying Qian from jumping off the building, and the scene where the two meet at the banquet. It's very beautiful.
What can I say, it's different from what I imagined for the unit article. The first world doesn't seem to be completely over, right? Oops~ I only like the first world, and it still feels a bit vague. Will the whole conspiracy unfold layer by layer as the stories of all units advance, or will there be a complete explanation in the finale? I don't like to follow the text.
In fact, I found it a bit confusing. I feel like Ji is not a bad person? Are all three of these people dead?
The story written by the author is different from what I thought was a sweet novel. The hidden thread of the story is very attractive to me. However, I feel that the change in the character's behavior is a bit sudden and I don't have much time to react when I read it. Maybe when the story is about to end, everything will be clear and I will understand it completely [kiss]
The young lovers should [make up] properly [please]
What is this for? Who am I marrying? It's better to be what I think [biting handkerchief]
The writing is so messy that I can't understand it.
(✧◡✧) Waiting, waiting, waiting [covering face and peeking]
I don't understand it. The description of pushing Bai away seems to be like being reborn, but in fact, it is not. Moreover, the last time he proposed marriage, he didn't ask for it, and there was no description of being willing to give up.
Looking forward to, looking forward to, looking forward to [love eyes]
It only takes one second to think of the scene where Ying Qian squats on the ground with his knees in his arms and looks up to see his adoptive father appearing with tiramisu. There is also the scene where the adoptive father saves Ying Qian from jumping off the building, and the scene where the two meet at the banquet. It's very beautiful.