Everyone said she was a hopeless madwoman, and she was perfectly happy to live as carefree as one until old age. Unfortunately, fate had other plans. In her previous life, love trapped her, and her entire family was slaughtered.
After being reborn, Rong Qi decided to keep a low profile. But she never expected that this time, several pairs of gleaming green eyes would be watching her from behind...
Years later, she gathered her clothes around herself and carefully pressed a kiss to that person's forehead. Her beloved woke and called her, "Qiqi."
Rong Qi had never wanted much. Having one person by her side for life was enough. This is a little story about a devoted lover who plays dumb while hiding his cunning, schemes across two lifetimes, and finally wins a love shared by two people.
☆ Reading Guide ☆
A sweet, lively romance. The heroine has an unusual style, so please don't complain if it's not to your taste.
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In fact, where did the eldest sister go after she replaced Qiqi? Never understood
Why is Rong Qi so disliked?
I feel like... This is an article... Where the male protagonist's name only appears at the end? Vomiting blood
I finished reading the scene where Aunt Ying died, and I cried for a long time. I really wanted that eldest sister to die, and it was such an ugly death.
The author is great, where did the eldest sister go? I didn't understand it even after reading the full text.
Shouldn't my mother's sister be called aunt? My aunt should be my father's sister, right?
Logic is very important. It makes people confused, and they insist on pretending to be sophisticated and educated. Give it up, everyone.
Why is the heroine afraid of fighting with Dumb? Isn't this a strange thing? I always feel that sometimes the characters' emotions and actions are incomprehensible for no reason, as if the text is very deep, not just a simple romance novel, but also a stream of consciousness. However, if you think about it carefully, you will find that the emotions of these characters are headless and illogical, just like Lu He's hatred for Ah-Dai, and the heroine suddenly found out that she fell in love with Ah-Dai. If an article cannot explain clearly why the heroine falls in love with the hero, it is really indescribable. In the eyes of the heroine, Dumb was a fool, a child, and she fell in love with him after taking care of him. It is really incredible that she fell in love with him because he sent flowers every day and smiled and acted like a baby every day. Even if the heroine has secretly realized the fact that Dumb is not stupid, the emotional change will not be so sudden. It's better to write with less routines and less stream of consciousness, and just follow the plot, right? The backbone of the plot is good, the writing is good, and it's watchable, but the emotions of the characters are not yet strong enough, and the clues are not clear enough. I hope you can work harder.
And didn't the eldest sister's ending be too good? She was so lacking in what she did.
The author is great. I've seen it before. Watched it again today. I didn't understand before why the eldest sister wasn't punished by Dumb after taking her place. And where did the eldest sister go in the end?
In fact, where did the eldest sister go after she replaced Qiqi? Never understood
Why is Rong Qi so disliked?
I feel like... This is an article... Where the male protagonist's name only appears at the end? Vomiting blood
I finished reading the scene where Aunt Ying died, and I cried for a long time. I really wanted that eldest sister to die, and it was such an ugly death.
The author is great, where did the eldest sister go? I didn't understand it even after reading the full text.
Shouldn't my mother's sister be called aunt? My aunt should be my father's sister, right?
Logic is very important. It makes people confused, and they insist on pretending to be sophisticated and educated. Give it up, everyone.
Why is the heroine afraid of fighting with Dumb? Isn't this a strange thing? I always feel that sometimes the characters' emotions and actions are incomprehensible for no reason, as if the text is very deep, not just a simple romance novel, but also a stream of consciousness. However, if you think about it carefully, you will find that the emotions of these characters are headless and illogical, just like Lu He's hatred for Ah-Dai, and the heroine suddenly found out that she fell in love with Ah-Dai. If an article cannot explain clearly why the heroine falls in love with the hero, it is really indescribable. In the eyes of the heroine, Dumb was a fool, a child, and she fell in love with him after taking care of him. It is really incredible that she fell in love with him because he sent flowers every day and smiled and acted like a baby every day. Even if the heroine has secretly realized the fact that Dumb is not stupid, the emotional change will not be so sudden. It's better to write with less routines and less stream of consciousness, and just follow the plot, right? The backbone of the plot is good, the writing is good, and it's watchable, but the emotions of the characters are not yet strong enough, and the clues are not clear enough. I hope you can work harder.
And didn't the eldest sister's ending be too good? She was so lacking in what she did.
The author is great. I've seen it before. Watched it again today. I didn't understand before why the eldest sister wasn't punished by Dumb after taking her place. And where did the eldest sister go in the end?