Let Me Love You One More Time (Reborn)

New novel now available: Dear Miss, I Love You 365 Times

The day Sachiko received the news of Lin Wu's death was a bright, breezy afternoon.

At the time, Sachiko was arguing with Su Han and breaking up with her.

The reason was that Sachiko had caught her cheating.

Su Han complained that Sachiko was too busy with work to spend time with her, and that even her gifts were cheap, tacky things she couldn't show off. Every day she spent with Sachiko was pure misery.

Su Han had forgotten that when she was the one pursuing Sachiko, Sachiko had rejected her because she couldn't provide her with a comfortable life. It was Su Han who had stood in the rain that night, crying and insisting, "Love can't be reduced to material things."

Sachiko agreed, but she was in a terrible mood.

She had no desire to look at the gloomy black velvet box that was placed in her hands.

Life is unpredictable. A year later, Sachiko was diagnosed with an incurable disease, and the doctor said she had at most six months to live.

With the end of her life approaching, Sachiko finally had time to experience life.

By chance, the black velvet box that had been gathering dust for years was unearthed. Only then did Sachiko learn that someone had loved her silently for so many years.

The box was filled with love letters Lin Wu had written to her. Some had yellowed with age, some were folded, and some were brand-new. They held a person's love in every line.

Lin Wu.

Sachiko remembered her. Not only did she remember her, she remembered her well.

Lin Wu was the first person Sachiko had ever pursued. After countless efforts and hardships, she had finally gotten Lin Wu to say yes, only for Lin Wu to break up with her a month later.

Sachiko remembered the details of the breakup clearly. Lin Wu's face was full of arrogance and indifference. She said Sachiko had nothing going for her except a pretty face, that Sachiko's living expenses for an entire year wouldn't cover one of her meals, and that being with Sachiko was downright humiliating.

Sachiko liked her, but she valued her self-respect more.

How could someone young and proud be willing to live without self-respect?

Later, Sachiko had many girlfriends and many relationships. The one thing that never changed was her relentless pursuit of career success and money, because she never forgot what Lin Wu had said.

Her living expenses for a year wouldn't cover one of Lin Wu's meals.

The end of her life was filled with unbearable pain. In the end, Sachiko succumbed to her illness and left a world that had never been kind to her.

When she opened her eyes, she was back on the first day she pursued Lin Wu.

*Forthcoming novel: Falling for My Brother's Girlfriend

Yin Chun fell in love at first sight with her brother's girlfriend.

On New Year's Day, Yin Jun brought his girlfriend home to meet their parents.

One look was all it took for Yin Chun to feel her heart flutter.

Yin Chun had never been a good person, but this was her brother.

Alongside the feeling of love at first sight, four words appeared in her mind: shameless and disgraceful.

Yin Chun wanted to avoid this sudden attraction, but Shu Man's casual flirtations kept leaving her restless and flustered.

She thought she might as well give in and indulge herself for a few days. Once everyone went their separate ways after the holiday, she would get over it.

After being cool and distant just days earlier, Yin Chun began to act coquettish, snuggle up, and hug Shu Man at every opportunity. The Yin family, who had thought she was upset because they were paying attention to someone else, breathed a sigh of relief. They were just glad their pampered daughter didn't dislike her new sister-in-law.

After the holiday, Yin Chun quickly pulled away from her feelings. She deliberately stopped following Shu Man's news and no longer bombarded her with messages whenever they went even an hour without seeing each other, as she had during the holiday.

Two months after they parted, her brother called and told her that Shu Man had moved to her city to look for work. She didn't know anyone there, so he asked Yin Chun to help her out and see if she could stay at her place.

With honey right there for the taking, should Yin Chun have a taste?

Someone as wicked as her probably wouldn't let the chance pass...

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Shu Man: Professional Holiday Girlfriend.

Two thousand a day, guaranteed to satisfy the client.

Except... the client's little sister doesn't seem to like her very much?

Bored and with no other skills besides flirting, Shu Man decides to broaden the little sister's horizons.

Somewhere along the way, she seems to have gotten more than she bargained for.

After the holiday...

On the first day Yin Chun doesn't contact her, Shu Man wonders if Yin Chun is busy with work.

On the second day Yin Chun doesn't contact her, Shu Man wonders where the clingy little thing from before has gone.

On the nth day Yin Chun doesn't contact her, Shu Man flips the table. Is Yin Chun playing her? Shu Man has always been the one to put a time limit on other people, and no one has ever done it to her. She decides to teach Yin Chun a lesson!

[A battle of wills between two actresses who each think the other is hopelessly lovesick]

*Currently updating: Saving the Tragic Supporting Heroines

Literary works always have a few pitiful characters. They are betrayed, they are deceived, and some even lose their lives for scumbags. As Lin Youyang was cursing out one of those scumbags for the thousandth time, a System for Saving Tragic Supporting Heroines suddenly appeared.

The System asked Lin Youyang, "Are you willing to save those pitiful girls who have been betrayed?"

Lin Youyang said, "I am!"

World One: [The Disfavored Imperial Consort]

Jiang Xiyun was bought by a general's household as a condemned servant. She thought she would finally escape a life of hunger and rags, but the general's household turned out to be the beginning of her nightmare.

When she was still a condemned servant, the emperor, who was then the third prince, had glanced at her a few times. The young lady of the general's household took note of it, and from then on, Jiang Xiyun became a thorn in her side.

By chance, the emperor saved and cared for her. From then on, she gave him her whole heart. But she eventually discovered that she was merely a substitute for the woman the emperor loved.

Jiang Xiyun did many things, some right and some wrong. In the end, she was left disfigured and disabled after saving the woman he loved. The emperor said only, "Saving A Yao is the imperial consort's good fortune."

Jiang Xiyun's final fate was to drag her broken body through the cold and die in the abandoned palace.

Theme: Love gives people the courage to press on without fear.