The Superstar's First Love Is Reborn

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Jin Zhen'er was reborn. The last thing she saw before closing her eyes was the man she hadn't seen in eight years, now an Asian superstar. He held her tightly, helpless and in agony. Who could have guessed that when she opened her eyes, she would be back in the winter of her seventeenth year? The superstar, still a trainee, was nowhere near as cold and unruly as he would become in the future. He still spoke in a soft, babyish voice, and with his cute little bun of a face, he secretly nursed a careful crush on her.

This is a story about a superstar who cherished her above all else in both of her lives.

Warnings:

1. The male lead is Quan Zhilong, and the female lead is his first love, Miss J. If that bothers you, please don't read it; just click away.

2. The female lead is a bit of a jerk early on.

3. Original title: First Love's Everyday School Life

4. The author wrote this Mary Sue novel back in her teen years. Pay attention: it's Mary Sue, so think carefully before reading.

Recommended by the author: The Imperial Favorite [Book Transmigration] (find it in my author page)

Blurb: In the book The Empress, Gu Rao is an utterly despicable villainess. She constantly picks on the heroine and bullies the male lead, who is still powerless, treating him like a plaything.

Then everything changes overnight. The male lead is made crown prince and claims the throne, while the heroine rises to rule the world. Gu Rao is repaid in full, and meets a tragic end.

By coincidence, Gu Rao transmigrates into the book at just the right moment. When she opens her eyes, she's sitting on the male lead's waist, making him kneel on the ground and riding him like a horse.

Gu Rao: "..." Is this idiot really me?

Later, Gu Rao does everything she can to stay away from the male lead. But when she stops seeking him out, why does he cling to her so desperately? Gu Rao nearly cries: "I won't ride the horsie anymore. I'll never ride the horsie again."

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