Back to 1988

After both her parents die, Gao Liang leaves her hometown for the south so that her younger brother and sister can have a better life. What she gets in return is a family torn apart, a home destroyed, and, in the end, a life full of regret.

Who knew this would be a new beginning? Gao Liang returns to the summer of 1988, the moment that decided her fate. Determined not to repeat her mistakes, she stays by her family’s side, carefully protecting their home and looking after her young siblings. All she hopes for is that they’ll grow up safely and live well.

Gao Liang only wants a peaceful life. Who would have thought that, quite by accident, she would reach the pinnacle of success with a stall selling cold tossed dishes, and find sweet love along the way?

This novel is also known as A Reborn Life of Cool Delights, a story about food.

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Blurb:

After a car accident, Chang Xing wakes up in 1997. Seeing Tao Zui, still a naive, sweet young girl, his first thought is to get as far away from her as possible and avoid trouble. In his previous life, he was killed by her ex-husband after helping her with her divorce case. But when he sees her in trouble, he still can’t help stepping in to assist.

Especially when he runs into her ex-husband, who has also been reborn. Chang Xing decisively brings Tao Zui into his sphere of protection, looks after her, teaches her to stand on her own feet, and joins forces with her to settle the score with the scumbag for both their lives!

Chang Xing only meant to help out of a sense of justice. But when he sees how radiant Tao Zui has become under his guidance, he grits his teeth and decides that, since he’s come this far, he might as well keep her for himself.

Blurb from the heroine’s perspective:

A young man moves into the building downstairs from Tao Zui. He’s handsome and gentle, considerate, and even offers to tutor her and teach her that girls should be independent and strong.

Then a handsome transfer student joins her class. On his very first day, he boldly tells Tao Zui, “You’re the wife fate has chosen for me.”

Tao Zui looks alarmed. “What’s going on?”

The young man puts an arm around Tao Zui’s shoulders and says coldly, “She’s my wife. Get lost!”

Told from the heroine’s perspective. Both the male lead and the second male lead are reborn. The male lead pretends to be weak while secretly being formidable, and is utterly devoted to his wife.

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