This is a story where certain settings absolutely, positively will never change. Wen Rourou, female, the legitimate wife. Her role is to marry a philandering scumbag and embark on an endless, miserable cycle of protecting her home and husband, scheming against rivals, and struggling through a grueling mission.
Xue Junyi, male, a philandering scumbag. His role is to be a jerk who can't control himself and abandons his loyal wife for pretty women.
After countless rounds of household (and palace) battles, jealousy, and divorce, and endless rebirths where everything starts over under a new identity, Wen Rourou smiles faintly, pins the scumbag down on the bed, and begins to negotiate: "You know, things can't go on like this. Let's team up."
"I can't help it." The scumbag is miserable too. His body can't fight the setting, but when he thinks of the fate that awaits him, he gives in. "I'll do my best, I'll do my best."
And so, Wen Rourou, the legitimate wife, embarks on the miserable path of changing the setting and reversing her fate.
I would rather have no cp, the male protagonist is disgusting
I'm a cheater, but the heroine is a cheater. . . . .
It feels like this couple is playing a game, level by level~
The heroine doesn't really love Dr. Zhou at all. Otherwise, she would be able to find a lot of reasons for her personality to be different from her previous one.
Is there no happy ending in this life?
How can we break through rebirth? Do we have to fall in love with each other?
I was completely disappointed after seeing the eighth life... The author's thinking was too shallow. It would be more interesting if you could have a female protagonist with a psychopath. However, after being killed and forced to commit suicide n times, he still turned out to be a normal and weak person. In ancient times, he never left the door and never stepped forward, even if his enemies were killed, he would rely on the man of God. Has the heroine never thought that as long as she commits suicide, she can come back again? Do you understand that if you don't let me have my way, I will kill myself directly?
Didn't you even torture the male protagonist? ?
I finally stopped fussing about it, but do I still think I will die? Say it quickly
I would rather have no cp, the male protagonist is disgusting
I'm a cheater, but the heroine is a cheater. . . . .
It feels like this couple is playing a game, level by level~
The heroine doesn't really love Dr. Zhou at all. Otherwise, she would be able to find a lot of reasons for her personality to be different from her previous one.
Is there no happy ending in this life?
How can we break through rebirth? Do we have to fall in love with each other?
I was completely disappointed after seeing the eighth life... The author's thinking was too shallow. It would be more interesting if you could have a female protagonist with a psychopath. However, after being killed and forced to commit suicide n times, he still turned out to be a normal and weak person. In ancient times, he never left the door and never stepped forward, even if his enemies were killed, he would rely on the man of God. Has the heroine never thought that as long as she commits suicide, she can come back again? Do you understand that if you don't let me have my way, I will kill myself directly?
Didn't you even torture the male protagonist? ?
I finally stopped fussing about it, but do I still think I will die? Say it quickly
Finally back to normal...