She returns to the day she divorced her ex-husband. Looking back on her life, it was truly miserable. She bore her ex-husband a son and a daughter. Her son was intellectually disabled, and her husband resented her for being unable to have more children, so he found a mistress. Her daughter was an ungrateful brat who helped the scumbag cover up his affair. Later, she married a brickmaker from a remote mountain village, where she struggled through days of feast and famine. Meanwhile, her ex-husband and his family lived in harmony and comfort. How was that fair? Why did the people who did wrong get to live so well, while she, an honest and capable woman, ended up in such a state? Reborn twenty years earlier, she is determined not to make the same mistakes. Who says a woman has to get married? She can live just fine without a man!
One-sentence summary: An inspirational tale of a rural woman with a pocket dimension (more or less), where she finds success in both love and livelihood.
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Blurb: When Jiang Tianshu was trapped in depression and unable to escape, Qin Zhou held out his hand. Gentle and patient, he stayed by her side through two difficult years and pulled her out of the trap she'd made for herself. One day, she returns to twenty years earlier and meets six-year-old Qin Zhou, a notorious little bully in the village where he lives. He's nothing like the Qin Zhou she met at twenty-one in her previous life. Born into a life no one wanted, everyone thinks he's filthy. The other children shun him, and "sensitive," "violent," and "antisocial" become his defining traits. Jiang Tianshu's heart aches for him. In her previous life, he helped her emerge from the darkness. In this life, she'll hold tightly to his hand and give him the warmth and affection every child deserves.
#Years later, Jiang Tianshu hopes to build a close, familial bond with Qin Zhou, but accidentally falls into his trap. Lying in the arms of the gentle-eyed Qin Zhou, she smiles and says, "I knew my Qin Zhou was kind by nature. He was only sensitive as a child because he was starved of love."
Qin Zhou smiles gently. "Mm."
Outside the door, one of his underlings grits his teeth. "Like hell I believe you!"
A brooding, obsessive, violent big shot x a sweet, gentle, healing heroine
Reading guide:
1. The story is set against the backdrop of the early 1980s.
2. The male lead really was starved of love as a child, but his "kind nature" only applies to the female lead. As for everyone else... well, the same goes for his previous life.
Theme:
So little o(╯□╰)oThe author can't get enough of it
Yes, after waiting for several days, it's just this little bit. Author, you are so bad.
Compared with red envelopes, I think you can touch our hearts more with your word count!
Why didn't Lin Xiang treat Gu Huai's illness with space water?
I can understand Gu's mother's feelings but I will never follow her ideas just for this. At most, let the public judge. Am I too cold-blooded?
The heroine is really becoming more and more unlikable. She doesn't seem to be delaying Gu Huai. I don't know her. I don't know whether she is a virgin or selfish. Some parts give me a very contradictory feeling. I don't know what kind of person the author wants to portray the heroine, who is self-reliant?
From a personal point of view, I think the heroine's quarrel was handled incorrectly. This is the right confrontation, for the children and for myself. Divorce is not something shameful, and children from single-parent families should not be discriminated against! The heroine's evasion in this way, first of all, has an incorrect impact on the children. She thinks that she is a single-parent family and should be discriminated against! Secondly, I am still not self-reliant enough. I am still very concerned about my divorce and feel that I am inferior! Otherwise, why are you afraid of these people's eyes! Financial self-improvement still cannot resist one's own inner inferiority!
I think you should kill Chu Chu. In your article, loving a daughter is just a slogan, but a son is true love? Would the heroine still be so calm if she faced that scumbag man trying to steal her every day? I've been working hard for a long time! Let Chu Chu go, what a pitiful little girl!
I would like to ask the author, do you subconsciously favor boys over girls? Since you wrote about how good the heroine is, why did you never think about her having a daughter? The article keeps emphasizing that she gave birth to two children. In fact, in the case of the heroine, the man is really like you. Write, you won't want these two children, because a fool, a daughter, will be a burden, so you'd better change the article, just say that it is rare to give birth to a person who is more suitable for the heroine, who can care about his niece, and actually ignores his own daughter!
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I hope they don't get divorced
So little o(╯□╰)oThe author can't get enough of it
Yes, after waiting for several days, it's just this little bit. Author, you are so bad.
Compared with red envelopes, I think you can touch our hearts more with your word count!
Why didn't Lin Xiang treat Gu Huai's illness with space water?
I can understand Gu's mother's feelings but I will never follow her ideas just for this. At most, let the public judge. Am I too cold-blooded?
The heroine is really becoming more and more unlikable. She doesn't seem to be delaying Gu Huai. I don't know her. I don't know whether she is a virgin or selfish. Some parts give me a very contradictory feeling. I don't know what kind of person the author wants to portray the heroine, who is self-reliant?
From a personal point of view, I think the heroine's quarrel was handled incorrectly. This is the right confrontation, for the children and for myself. Divorce is not something shameful, and children from single-parent families should not be discriminated against! The heroine's evasion in this way, first of all, has an incorrect impact on the children. She thinks that she is a single-parent family and should be discriminated against! Secondly, I am still not self-reliant enough. I am still very concerned about my divorce and feel that I am inferior! Otherwise, why are you afraid of these people's eyes! Financial self-improvement still cannot resist one's own inner inferiority!
I think you should kill Chu Chu. In your article, loving a daughter is just a slogan, but a son is true love? Would the heroine still be so calm if she faced that scumbag man trying to steal her every day? I've been working hard for a long time! Let Chu Chu go, what a pitiful little girl!
I would like to ask the author, do you subconsciously favor boys over girls? Since you wrote about how good the heroine is, why did you never think about her having a daughter? The article keeps emphasizing that she gave birth to two children. In fact, in the case of the heroine, the man is really like you. Write, you won't want these two children, because a fool, a daughter, will be a burden, so you'd better change the article, just say that it is rare to give birth to a person who is more suitable for the heroine, who can care about his niece, and actually ignores his own daughter!