The Haughty Fiancée Before the Big Shot's Comeback [Book Transmigration]

Yu Juan transmigrated into a book. Most people do it once, but he did it twice. The first time, he became a dying man, frail and chronically ill. Only on the brink of death did Yu Juan learn that he was the villainous cannon fodder who was engaged to the male lead of a revenge power fantasy. He was supposed to be sent to prison, but his grave illness left him on the verge of death, and he ended his days at a remote country estate. Yu Juan endured it all in his predecessor's place. He remembered the torment as death drew near, and the window not far away that he never had the strength to push open. In the final moment, as his consciousness faded, Yu Juan sensed the protagonist standing before him, absentmindedly brushing his hair. The man's body was cold, his voice colder. He said nonchalantly, “Yu Juan, once you're dead, will your family grieve for you for even a single second?” The second time, he transmigrated into the past, fifteen years earlier, before any of it had happened. Feeling his healthy body, Yu Juan thought back to his first time transmigrating into the book, rubbed his hands together, and prepared to find the protagonist and get his revenge. On a summer afternoon, in a deserted estate, the down-and-out protagonist lay in bed with both legs broken, unable to move, with no one to care for him. Zhou Huiyue was so thin he was little more than skin and bones. Looking listless, he gazed out the window without turning around when someone came in. It was as if he might die quietly at any moment. Yu Juan froze, just as he was about to act. Zhou Huiyue asked coolly, “Who are you?” His tone was exactly the same as the one Yu Juan had heard before he died. Yu Juan snapped, “Your fiance.” As a good young man born under the red flag and raised in the sunshine, Yu Juan couldn't bring himself to hurt the protagonist. In fact, he felt a little sorry for him. He really wanted revenge, but Yu Juan didn't consider himself the sort to fight dirty. So he decided to let the protagonist recover first, then carry out his revenge plan. But there was no one else around the protagonist whom he could trust. The only person who could take care of him seemed to be Yu Juan, his fiance, whose engagement was about to be called off... Yu Juan came up with an excuse. Lifting his chin, he looked both spoiled and haughty. “How can my fiance look so dejected?” At last, the protagonist glanced at Yu Juan. Something unrecognizable flickered through his gloomy eyes, gone too quickly to catch. Then he suddenly smiled. “All right.” Unlike the original story, Zhou Huiyue quickly made a comeback and took control of the situation. Everyone thought the young master of the Yu family, who had been the first to call off the engagement, would be cruelly humiliated and punished. But the brooding, desireless protagonist stood before Yu Juan with a carefully feigned gentle smile and coaxed him, “I bought the estate you liked, and the people you hate won't bother you again. So, my fiance, when are we getting married?” Then he lowered his eyes and added, as if in passing, “The next three days are all auspicious dates, perfect for a wedding.” Reborn, possessive, controlling powerhouse gong × proud, beautiful, sharp-tongued but soft-hearted, spoiled young lady shou The powerhouse is very good at acting pitiful, and the young lady has a soft heart. The sweethearts are head over heels for each other. Mutual salvation, a very sweet romance. Theme: Keep striving to live