Blurb One:
“Mr. Zong, thank you.”
“Mi Zhi, you said the world kissed you with pain.”
Liang Mizhi thought her life would be perfectly ordinary. She wanted a relationship that would lead to marriage, a little home with the person she loved, and a baby of their own. That would have been enough. Then, in the life Liang Mizhi had planned for herself, something seemingly insignificant happened: she saved someone.
Liang Mizhi thought that afterward, life would settle back into its usual routine. But once again, she had expected too much. Her peaceful life suddenly became a tangled mess. Liang Mizhi didn’t know whether she had simply failed to see things clearly before, or whether life just didn’t want her to have it easy.
Maybe this was simply how her life would be.
Blurb Two:
“You said I saved you in my previous life.”
“The Zong family isn’t right for her.”
Zong Tingtang owed Liang Mizhi a debt from his previous life. The sight of Liang Mizhi’s eyes during their final meeting haunted him every night like a spell. This time, he chose to repay her.
Zong Tingtang kept her by his side and cared for her, staying with Liang Mizhi through the illness she had given up fighting herself. In the end, he only hoped that this life would be peaceful and smooth for her, or at the very least, that she would be happy. He instinctively recoiled whenever Liang Mizhi made that expression.
But in the end, he still made her sad.
Blurb Three:
“She’s free.”
“Do you need your household register to get married abroad?”
Liang Mizhi never expected that the pair of gray-blue eyes she saw at eighteen would haunt her for the rest of her life. Zong Tingtang was wonderful in every way. He knew all her habits by heart, and just by looking at her expression, he could tell what she was about to do next.
Zong Tingtang said he loved her very much, and he always smiled when they were together. His love was like a program already written into him, something he was born with, and Liang Mizhi’s emotions were its power source. Yet Liang Mizhi still felt that he wasn’t happy.
She wanted Zong Tingtang to be happy.
A master once said that if you change someone else’s fate, you must bear the calamity they were meant to suffer. The first time Zong Tingtang changed Liang Mizhi’s fate, he was the one who died young. So the second time, he hid in a corner and watched Liang Mizhi, watching her grow up and slowly follow her original path to the place where they first met.
Zong Tingtang gave in, step after step, and watched helplessly as Liang Mizhi fell into someone else’s arms. This time, he didn’t want to give in anymore. He wanted Liang Mizhi’s love, desperately.
He wanted Liang Mizhi to choose him.
PS:
1. The male and female leads are not virgins. Please avoid if that bothers you.
2. This has classic melodramatic tropes, domineering CEO fiction, and forced love. The author's writing is at an elementary school level. Please avoid if that bothers you.
3. Please don’t criticize the characters’ values. Every flower has its own fragrance, and right and wrong can’t be decided just because you’re looking at things from an all-knowing perspective. Please avoid if that bothers you.
4. The male and female leads are the same person and have been the same soul from beginning to end. There will be scenes where they are paired with other characters. Please avoid if that bothers you.
5. All medical conditions in this story are fictional, purely from the author’s imagination. Don’t confuse them with reality. Please avoid if that bothers you.
6. Please read rationally and don’t make personal attacks.
Theme: The world kisses me with pain
