Winter's Tenderness

I've read many stories about real and fake heiresses before, including stories where the brother likes the sister, but the sister usually doesn't agree. I've always wondered, if there's no blood relation, wouldn't it be better to agree? But after reading this book today, I realized that this is how things end if the brother agrees.

Well, I've read several of the author's books and I feel that the writing style is very unique. It's beautiful yet carries a sense of fragmentation, loneliness, and a touch of artistry, like a continuous drizzle—it's really beautiful! I hope the author can look at the infinite flow genre; putting the female lead's character in an infinite flow setting would be incredibly captivating!

It seems like back in the day, even reading novels in magazines was sometimes heart-wrenching yet beautiful, and the authors often didn't know where their next meal would come from.

Still wanting more, I'm curious about Chu Danyue's feelings for Liansheng, and I want to see what Liansheng's life will be like after his rebirth.

What happened? It felt like the rebirth story had just begun.

In their past life, sweet words were exchanged, but they still ended up getting engaged. The older brother's attitude towards Lian Sheng was ambiguous; he liked her a little, but didn't love her much. Lian Sheng, after giving in, appeared withered and dying, feeling she shouldn't have stopped there. But without the car accident, Lian Sheng would only suffer more, starting over. Hopefully, Lian Sheng can live a free and unrestrained life.

It's so good to be able to live a good life, Lian Sheng.

I'm looking for an extra chapter; I hope it has a happy ending.

Did you put this here? Actually, I wanted to see the story after the rebirth, which was originally a story of usurpation.

It seems the female lead is trapped by her own thoughts. If it were me, I wouldn't overthink things; she's worrying unnecessarily. The female lead is indeed too weak.