This is a heartwarming story of turning back time, childhood sweethearts, and raising a devoted boyfriend.
Reborn: We Both Have to Be Okay is mainly about a woman in her late twenties who returns to her middle school days, finds the male lead after he drops out, and the two of them work hard at school and in life together. (The male lead is an orphan.)
P.S. 1. The female lead is reborn in her second year of middle school, when the male lead has already dropped out.
2. The story is set in the 1990s.
3. Happy ending.
Updated daily! Updated daily! The author won't abandon the story!
Starting over, Han Xiao hopes that in this life, she can change her fate through her own efforts and help them both live good lives.
The author next door has completed a novel: Transmigrate to the Little Days of the 1970s. If you're interested, go take a look.
The author has started a new story, Unexpected Happiness. All you lovely readers who are interested, take a look at the blurb and see if it suits your tastes. If it's your kind of story, please add it to your favorites.
This is the story of a "wild little wolf" from the mountains who comes up with every trick in the book to woo the beautiful, fair-skinned, good-natured urban office worker he's set his sights on, hoping to take her home as his wife, have children with her, and keep their bed warm.
Can a sly young man in his early twenties, a "wolf cub" from a remote mountain village who works as a construction laborer, win over a beautiful, cool-looking woman from a privileged family? She's studied abroad and is exceptionally capable at work.
P.S. 1. At first, the male lead is a rough, clueless guy with a bit of a gangster's way of thinking. The female lead seems calm and aloof and is capable, but she's a girly girl inside.
2. The man is younger than the woman by four years.
3. One-on-one romance, happy ending.
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There are really a lot of typos... The article is quite good.
Nice. Come on!
I finished reading it in one go. Anyway, the part where grandma passed away made me teary-eyed. It was quite good. Thank you to the author.
So many typos, it hurts to read
Unexpected happiness hasn't opened yet?
I really need to write a sequel, otherwise I'll always feel like I've had enough of it and the ending feels a bit too hasty.
Happiness is enough, what's the subject of my next book?
Come on, have you started the next one?
This is the shortest article I have ever followed.
I didn't mention the change of shares in the tutorial class. Isn't it possible that their shares were also given away?