This Is a Bowl of Dog-Blood Drama

If you're interested in another bowl of angst and melodrama, please follow the author's upcoming novel, The Tyrant Thinks I Love Him More Than Life.

Synopsis:

This isn't just a bowl of melodrama.

It's also a bowl of Meng Po's soup that was never drunk.

In his previous life, Chu Yinghan was betrayed by the one he loved (Scum Gong No. 1), then forcibly possessed by the one he didn't love (Scum Gong No. 2).

He wanted to end his earthly ties with a bowl of Meng Po's soup, but unexpectedly, he was reborn.

In this life, he wants to stay far away from both scum gongs.

But never mind that Scum Gong No. 2 has gone completely insane for his sake.

Scum Gong No. 1 is now chasing him relentlessly and acting like a lovesick puppy?

Mm, he can almost smell the crematorium where the pursuer tries to win back his wife...

Chu Yinghan is freaking out.

-I'm charging up a big attack to blast you both to death!!!!!

Reader's Guide:

1. Old-school melodramatic style. The author really does love melodrama more than anything.

2. 1v1, happy ending. Scum Gong No. 1 is the real male lead; No. 2 is just a runner-up. In his previous life, the real male lead simply took the relationship for granted. He hurt the protagonist without realizing it, and only understood after losing him. He deserves to chase his wife into the crematorium in this life.

3. If you don't think the story is melodramatic or entertaining enough, please bear with me. This story is connected to the author's other novel, A Guide to Flirting with the White Moonlight. The protagonists of that novel will make a cameo near the end, but you can understand this one perfectly well without reading it. It's just for fun QAQ

Theme: I would do anything to win you back, even if it means giving up myself.