A Thousand Years After Rebirth

Chen Fengsheng looked at the man sitting in the shadows, his expression shifting between light and dark.

"Ninth Brother, how come you didn't bring your beautiful lady with you today?"

"We broke up."

Chen Fengsheng said nothing. Women came and went from Zhou Jius'i's side all the time. It was a miracle this one had lasted so long.

"She dumped me."

"Pfft." Chen Fengsheng sprayed out his drink. Not a single person present dared to speak.

"Why did you leave me?"

Zhou Jiu Si's eyes were bloodshot. He gripped Chi Mu's shoulders tightly, unwilling to let her go even an inch.

"Because of Yu Zhu? I already told you, she and I..."

The untouchable Young Master Zhou had never stooped this low before...

Chi Mu touched the corner of his eye. Her gaze was gentle, but her words were ice-cold.

"Jiu Si, I've told you. You're not like him."

The heroine has lived for a thousand years and is an unparalleled beauty with special abilities. Please don't read if that's not your thing.

The leads are each other's only partners.

A ruthless big shot who becomes lovesick later X a clear-headed, complicated heroine who has lived a thousand years

My next book: I Transmigrated and Discovered the Emperor Is My Psycho Younger Brother. Please add it to your favorites.

The full manuscript is being written in advance, with over 70,000 words already completed.

After dying and transmigrating, Lin Ziyi becomes the illegitimate second daughter of the Bo family in the capital.

Lin Ziyi once had a younger half-brother, born to the same father, who died young.

She "lives off" her stepmother's family, while her spineless father uses his stepmother's influence to rise to the top.

When she first meets Yi Suishi, he coldly ignores her.

When did their feelings change? When did love and possessiveness creep into them?

She feels both protective of and afraid of this younger brother.

What do conventional morals matter? Her heaven-blessed younger brother has always been audacious and stubborn.

After transmigrating, Bo Fusheng marries into the Prince Jingyu's household.

She thinks she'll just have to live out her days like this.

Until she discovers that the emperor of this dynasty looks exactly like her younger brother, who died young.

Xie Zheng ascended the throne at sixteen. He launched sweeping reforms, removed the previous dynasty's abuses, drove back foreign enemies, and reclaimed vast territories in the north.

The people sing his praises, calling him a wise ruler of his age.

No one knows that inside Xie Zheng's magnificent palace, there is a secret chamber.

Every stroke in every portrait is filled with the artist's deepest longing.

"Sister." That voice, etched into her very bones, makes Fusheng unable to forget him, day or night.

Reborn into a new life, she doesn't want to become entangled with him in a doomed relationship.

But can she really escape?

A steamy little scene:

"Xie Zheng, even if I'm not your sister now, I'm still your sister-in-law!"

"Oh? Then tell me, sister-in-law, how do I compare to your husband in bed?"

1. The leads belong only to each other, body and soul. Their marriage is fake.

2. They were real siblings in their past life. In this life, the older brother steals his younger brother's wife. The story's values must never be applied to real life!

Theme: Love sustained a thousand years of solitude