Reborn to Hold Him Close!

[My other novel, The Little Fairy's Notes on Raising a Killer, is now available. Please check it out.] [A growing, silly-cute heroine and an utterly devoted, sister-obsessed male lead. They're only fake siblings with no legal blood relation. All reports will bounce right back.] Si Huanian is a spoiled girl. There are only three things she knows how to do: spend money, be cute, and break her older brother's heart. At 22, she drowned while extreme surfing. Her brother, Si Jin, rushed to the scene. The man she had hated for over a decade held her swollen, disfigured body and sobbed as if his heart were breaking. Si Huanian's spirit drifted out of her body and followed Si Jin. She watched as her usually gentle older brother was consumed by grief and became like a walking corpse, slowly turning into a cold and ruthless corporate CEO. The lights were dim in the office on the top floor of the skyscraper. Holding a photo of his younger sister, Si Jin rasped out, “Huanian,” then died alone with his last breath. Only then did Si Huanian realize that she and her brother had never even hugged once. The day Si Jin died, Si Huanian returned to when she was 18. Given a second life, she decided to spoil him rotten. * Si Jin thought this life would be another bitter, hopeless unrequited love. As long as Huanian could live well, he'd be content just to watch her from afar. He never imagined that, after returning to life, Huanian would become so sweet and obedient. She didn't mind living with him, let him kiss and hug her, and even acted spoiled in his arms. *Every regret will find its happy ending. *Every hurt will turn into sweetness. [Reader's Guide and Content Warnings] 1. One true pairing, lots of sweetness, sweet romance, no abuse of the heroine. 2. The heroine is a rich heiress. The male lead was adopted by her parents, but the adoption was never formalized, so there are no legal or moral issues. All reports will bounce right back. 3. Focused on a devoted one-true-pairing male lead. Guaranteed sweetness. Bookmark my author page and you won't lose out or be taken for a ride. 4. The early chapters have undergone major revisions, so some parts may not line up. For the best reading experience, please don't read pirated copies. If you do, don't come back to ask questions. [Completed historical romance: The One-Armed General's Little Princess] Disabled, devoted male lead x rich, beautiful princess heroine. Sweet and satisfying. [The story of this couple's daughter: If Only He Weren't So Insecure as a Boy, a poor top student and a beautiful, rich school idol. The full draft is currently being written. Visit my author page to bookmark it in advance.] [My next novel: The Little Fairy's Notes on Raising a Killer. The heroine is a rich heiress, and the male lead is an ancient assassin who has traveled to the modern world. A devoted male lead story.] A person covered in blood lay unconscious in the street. A crowd gathered around him, but only the kind-hearted Ling Yueying took him to the hospital. She paid his medical bills and kindly waited for him to wake up. The young man woke with cold eyes, looking vicious and violent. Ling Yueying shrank back in fear. Then she heard the young man speak in a hoarse, struggling voice: “Miss, don't be afraid. I won't kill you.” Ling Yueying: ...? - Yu Liu was the top-ranked assassin in the Windblood Tower of the Xia Dynasty. On his final mission, his only childhood friend stabbed him in the back, just to steal his rank. When he woke again, he was lying somewhere unfamiliar. All he could see was clean white. A pretty young woman sat by the bed. Her clothes were strange, showing her arms and legs. Shameless. But her smile was as warm as the sun at night. - As a child, Yu Liu sold his life for a steamed bun, joining the Windblood Tower. One day, he transmigrated to an unfamiliar era and met a kind young woman. She gave him a loaf of bread, spicy chicken feet, sweet-and-sour ribs, and steamed shrimp. She also held his hand and taught him about justice and kindness. He wanted to give her his life. Theme: