Wen Zixian was the daughter of a wealthy merchant. Her family wanted for nothing, and she had a good reputation.
But by the time the rumors reached her, the Wen family's reputation had been dragged through the mud. Everyone in the imperial capital knew she had a crush on the heir apparent, and it had become the subject of countless jokes.
Still, she remained unmoved, convinced that the heir apparent was the man meant for her. She never imagined that this would bring disaster upon the Wen family.
She watched with her own eyes as more than a hundred members of the Wen family were killed, and she herself did not escape death.
By some stroke of fortune, she was reborn at the very beginning!
This time, she would make the Wen family strong...
After Lian Qi awoke, he discovered that he had been reborn. But his wife was nothing like the woman from his previous life: not only was she cruel to him, she was even doting on the green tea girl from his past life!
One-on-one romance, both leads are pure, both reborn
A heads-up: I'm aiming for a story with a little angst and an avalanche of melodrama.
A note for readers: I want to write a story that mainly puts the male lead through some angst, but the female lead will suffer a little later on, too.
I'll do my best to keep things balanced. Most likely, the female lead will suffer less, because if you truly love someone, it's impossible not to feel any pain at all.
My next book: After I Was Forced to Take the Demon Lord by Force, He Went Mad
No one knew that the notorious demon lord Ye Tingyi had once had a childhood sweetheart. They had shared each other's feelings, but in the end, they became enemies.
When they met again, he was a bloodthirsty demon lord who had lost his cultivation, while she was the righteous path's paragon, pure and noble.
He had imagined countless ways they might meet, but never thought a cold sword would be held to his throat.
Yue Li never expected to run into the infamous demon lord just by taking a casual stroll.
By then, both the righteous and demonic paths wanted him dead.
She hadn't wanted to get involved, but the offer he made was too tempting.
"Li Li, just let me recover from my wounds, and I'll tell you everything you want to know."
"What could you possibly know that would interest me?"
"It's one thing for you to want to kill me, but aren't you curious why even the demonic path is hunting me? I know what you're thinking. If you kill me now, you'll never get another chance to bring down the demonic path."
Seeing that Yue Li still hesitated, Ye Tingyi stepped closer, his voice coaxing. "If you think I'm beyond redemption, you can punish me however you like. Just spare my life."
Ye Tingyi lay curled up on the ground, blood flowing from his long-fingered hands. "Li Li, it hurts so much..."
"Good. If it didn't hurt, I'd have stabbed you for nothing."
Yue Li didn't even look at him as she gently wiped the blood from her sword.
"You're all sweet words and lies. I think your tongue should be cut out."
The sword's gleam reflected across Ye Tingyi's face. Its blade was only inches from him.
Far from being afraid, Ye Tingyi suddenly leaned in, pressing his blood-smeared face against the blade.
His crimson tongue slid out and licked away the blood that had not yet been wiped clean, bit by bit.
"If you like it, Li Li, you can have it."
"Madman!"
Theme: No matter the circumstances, maintain a positive, optimistic, and forward-looking attitude toward life.
It really gives me a headache to look at it Although the heroine flaunts her lack of benevolence and morality, there are no traces behind the scenes or traces of the male protagonist. It is really despicable to help others ruin the reputation of the male protagonist. Although this is not the intention, she has no intention of stopping or helping after learning about it. Why does the hero pick up his girlfriend from the trash?
In fact, I think it doesn't have to be he. Sometimes the best ending is to let each other go and live well. The male protagonist can let go of the female protagonist, and he can be free and unrestrained from now on. The female protagonist can also let go of regrets and hatred, and she and Liu Yun will respect each other as guests from now on. It's good. There is no need for the female protagonist to win back the male protagonist. There can be a crematorium, but the ending does not necessarily have to be together. After all, many things cannot be restored, especially relationships. Broken, cracked, and if you want to mend it, there will be cracks after all. No matter how much beauty there is in the future, as long as the cracks are touched, conflicts will still arise. So, after the crematorium, you don't have to be together, and you don't have to hate each other deeply, but you can let go and live your own life from now on. The above are just my feelings and not opinions.
The female protagonist believes that the male protagonist will not harm her, but when she sees that there are powerful people around him, she feels that she is going to harm her. She has double standards. She seeks powerful people to protect herself. When the male protagonist seeks powerful people, he does not protect the male protagonist. She is such a scumbag.
The heroine seems to be the kind of person who has no ability to protect her family and still despises her family for dragging her down...
To be honest, it's quite baffling. The heroine lives a new life for no apparent reason. It's not the male protagonist's fault, the male protagonist is also a victim. At this time, shouldn't we join forces with the male protagonist to find out the real culprit behind the scenes? To eliminate potential dangers, it doesn't matter if you treat the male protagonist as your enemy.
I feel like BE is better. The female protagonist easily misunderstood the male protagonist and took revenge without any evidence. Even if they get along in the future, I don't think she can have much trust in the male protagonist. And if the heroine really fell into the emperor's husband's scheme this time, why wouldn't she be considered one of the perpetrators? If the male protagonist was really at fault, he wouldn't say anything. The key point is that he didn't do anything, but the female protagonist took revenge without even finding out the truth. It's entirely the male protagonist's fault that he escaped. I don't dare to think about what would have happened if he hadn't.
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I can't stand it anymore. This heroine is so stupid. You have been with your partner day and night for so long in your previous life. You believe it just because of a stranger's unfinished words? Besides, the male protagonist is also reborn in this life. Even if you stay away from him on the surface, shouldn't you investigate it secretly? You don't think that the male protagonist killed her directly, which means that the male protagonist is also in danger. It's just that you don't protect the male protagonist. It's understandable that she protects herself, but she keeps thinking that the male protagonist harmed her family. How ridiculous, this is my lover from a previous life, your love is worthless. The author may want to write about the conflicting psychology, but as a reader, I did not feel this.
It's so indiscriminate again. In two years, he was able to infiltrate various countries commercially, but he didn't even check on something as important as revenge. He was identified as the male protagonist. This was his favorite in the previous life. I can't understand it. Unless he had a grudge in the previous life, how could he convict the male protagonist in his heart without investigating?
Why does the female protagonist believe it even though the male protagonist said it was not the male protagonist, but she still wants to seek revenge from the male protagonist? It's weird.