Farming: Chronicles of a Rural Family

I’m looking for advance reservations for my next modern romance, which I’ve already drafted~~~ For Years, In an Instant is another familiar rebirth story, but this time I won’t spoil the male lead (hehe).

The wife-chasing crematorium: Why should I pay for what I did in my past life? Waaaah!

Blurb: Before she could ask Li Yu for a divorce, Yao Lan died from overwork.

She died at home, in the living room just a few steps from her two-year-old daughter’s room.

With her last breath, she was glad she had closed the door after getting her daughter to sleep.

When she woke up again, she was shocked to discover she had been reborn ten years earlier,

in the springtime of her youth, before everything had truly begun.

Yao Lan vowed that in this life she would live well. No matter whom she liked, she would never like Li Yu again.

She would never again go near that coldhearted, selfish, indifferent man.

Fortunately, in this life she had a clear goal and managed to cut her losses in time, keeping her distance and staying in control.

But she forgot that Li Yu was still a seventeen-year-old boy, proud and arrogant. She didn’t need to rack her brains to deliberately avoid him at all.

All her over-the-top efforts to make herself seem important only made Li Yu take notice of her...

But he was Li Yu. No matter how young he was, the coldness and heartlessness in his bones couldn’t have changed, right?

Was this person before her, eyes full of humility, hair dripping with rain, lips trembling as he asked, “Why do you hate only me?” really the same Li Yu she had once pursued relentlessly, desperate to be with?

Cheng Yu fell for Shu Yu at first sight.

The young ladies raised in the capital were so beautiful,

but he was too timid to do more than watch from afar.

Then one day, Gu Qiong Qi really did step in to help her,

and only then did he understand how satisfying it was to play the hero and save a beauty.

Years later, when she asked him about that day,

he simply said, “You looked beautiful. I couldn’t bear to see you bullied.”

Shu Yu lunged at him, ready to hit him.

Cheng Yu held her firmly in his arms.

“Not beautiful, not beautiful. I was the one dreaming.”

Theme: The simple, ordinary things are what matter most