In her previous life, Mu Tan's father went to prison. She mistakenly thought Xu Yi was behind it, and only learned that she'd wrongly accused him when she was on her deathbed.
Given another chance, she decided to mend her ways. If her parents divorced, she'd choose her mother. She wouldn't cause trouble, and whenever she ran into Xu Yi, she'd run faster than a rabbit. She absolutely wouldn't get in the way of his bright future.
With the experience of her previous life, Mu Tan thought she understood Xu Yi's personality very well. In her past life, she'd always opposed him, until his possessiveness gradually wore down her resistance.
Now, as long as she behaved, stayed out of his way, and did as she was told, Xu Yi wouldn't set his sights on her.
Until one day, Xu Yi had a dream about the gentle, sweet Mu Tan who always avoided him. In the dream, she had belonged to him all along.
"She looks so good and so sweet. I want to lock her up and hold her every day, make her cry her eyes out for me.", Xu Yi's diary.
An obsessive, possessive, genuinely bad-guy hero × a timid, sly heroine
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Recommended upcoming novel: "Will the Couple I Ship Get Back Together Today?", a sweet entertainment-industry romance
As a popular angst-filled pairing that had long topped the fan-edit charts,
when voting began for Jiang Mu's new drama, CP fans enthusiastically voted Xie Lianjing into the top spot as the male lead. The two, who had never worked together before, officially became co-stars.
The media revealed that the two had once dated in college. Perhaps Xie Lianjing still resented how casually Jiang Mu had dumped him. He immediately denied it: "It never happened. There's nothing between us. Don't make things up."
Then people found photos of Jiang Mu in Xie Lianjing's house, as well as a cat just like the one Jiang Mu used to own.
On a variety show, he lost a game of truth or dare, got a little drunk, and was egged on to call his ex-girlfriend.
"Hello?" The voice on the other end was Jiang Mu's?!
His next words: "We loved each other. I'm broke. I don't know."
The call ended with three beeps.
Everyone sighed, never knowing that Xie Lianjing spent the whole night telling his friend about their old romance.
The CP fans said: We regret it so much. We thought we were shipping a cheesy, misunderstandings-ridden, old-fashioned romance, but it turns out it's just a daily routine of a huge jerk repeatedly getting proven wrong.
Note: Entertainment industry / rekindled romance / old-fashioned misunderstanding trope / chasing his wife / showing off their love every day without realizing it / what's it like to have more CP fans than solo fans?
Theme:
This, this, this, the relationship between the male protagonist and the female protagonist has lasted for more than 30 chapters, but there is no development at all.
The plot and character settings are pretty good, but the writing feels a bit messy and the reading is not very smooth. I can't get into the situation naturally?
I feel it's awkward to write the heroine
The front is okay, but the back is simply incomprehensible. Do you regret buying the back?
How can this kind of article be included in V~ The preface and postscript are not matched throughout, and the punctuation marks are used randomly. It is scarier than a Mary Sue.
When I read it, I felt like I was in ancient times and in modern times. It was so confusing that I felt like I was watching a harem drama.
The whole thing is indeed a bit messy, and the things in the previous life are not very clear. Overall, it feels a bit foggy. There are typos/names in some places, and the reading is incoherent...
This book is a bit messy
These people are so disgusting
Did I see the car? . . . Hahaha