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Reborn at six years old, Zhong Xiangnuan came face-to-face with the man who had tried and failed to seduce her in her previous life.
The most outrageous things Zhong Xiangnuan had done in her last life were marrying Cen Yao and falling for Zhou Duye while she was married.
“If you're unhappy staying by Cen Yao's side, come stay with me.” When they met again, Zhou Duye had gone from a poverty-alleviation teacher to a rising star in the business world.
Zhou Duye had felt possessive of Zhong Xiangnuan from the first time he saw her. But because she was married, he could only bury his joy deep in his heart.
Zhou Duye was like a lunatic, secretly stalking everything about Zhong Xiangnuan. Whenever he saw her entangled with her husband, jealousy drove him mad.
Zhou Duye could hold back no longer. He kidnapped her, stroked her lips, wiped away the traces of anyone else's touch, then bit her neck and warned her, “No one but me is allowed to touch you.”
Zhou Duye gained the means to stand against Cen Yao. He founded a company and offered up his entire fortune in exchange for one person's freedom.
Six-year-old Zhong Xiangnuan held a floral umbrella and stared in shock at Zhou Duye beneath the rainy sky, dragging a woven plastic sack as he scavenged for rubbish and fought dogs for food.
At this point, Zhou Duye was still a filthy, unwanted street child.
His right hand was disabled. He was taciturn, gloomy, and insecure. No one loved him.
Like a rat in the gutter.
Despised by everyone.
At their first meeting, Zhou Duye gave her a cold look and told her to go away.
He was just like the cold, heartless man he would become more than a decade later.
Ever since Zhou Duye had lost the use of his right hand, everyone had treated him like a hated jinx.
He gradually accepted that he was filthy and unlucky.
Everyone who got close to him met with misfortune, so he refused to let anyone approach.
Until one day, someone took his ugly right hand and stood by his side. Only then did he understand that he, too, needed love.
He needed to be loved, and he could love someone else.
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A gloomy, insecure, loyal puppy x a sweet girl with persecutory delusions
The heroine's name comes from Liu Yuanzai's wife's poem “Early Plum Blossoms” from the Tang dynasty: “The southern branch faces warmth while the northern branch faces cold; one spring breeze brings two different fates. Relying on the lofty tower, don't play your flute; let us all stay here, leaning against the railing.”
The hero's name comes from the line: “The spring tide comes with the evening rain, swift and strong; at the deserted ferry, a boat floats on its own.”
Content warning: The ending is a tragedy. The hero, the second male lead, and the heroine all love one another. Readers who mind this may want to stop here.
There are plenty of good stories on Jinjiang. If you don't like this one, just pick another; there's no need to get upset over it. To readers who didn't like the ending, I'm sorry.
Theme: Even when you aren't loved, you should still have something to hope for.
Author, are you responsible for how difficult it is for readers to deal with such a disgusting ending? Are you responsible for yourself?
Damn it, I'm really going to get mad. What do you want to do if you were beaten to death like this without any warning???? I have endured all the confusing logic and language errors at the beginning. Why did you want to show this kind of ending later???
I haven't seen each other for a few days and my name has changed [changed]. I am chasing a lot of novels 😭
The male and female protagonists must be together well 😭
I would like to ask what is the relationship between the content of the article and the introduction. The male protagonist was miserable from beginning to end, but the female protagonist did nothing after she was reborn. I couldn't understand the redemption he gave the male protagonist. That ending is completely sorry for the introduction. The female protagonist was beaten to death and the male protagonist was burned to death. Is this right? Does the author regard the male and female protagonists as his own children? Lightning protection, lightning protection.
I don't quite understand the meaning of this kind of environment where almost all the supporting characters except the male and female protagonists are not normal people...
Have you passed Chapter 6/7? There is almost no interaction or progress in the emotional line between the male and female protagonists (not superficial communication), and if there are too many other lines, it will be like a running account. What attracts me most about the writing of this novel is the relationship between the male and female protagonists, especially the setting of the male mistress in the previous life.
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There are quite a lot of typos... Which somewhat affects the reading experience. Also, I don't quite understand that the male protagonist knew there were bugs in the cup but didn't tell the female protagonist or even hinted at it. Even if he wanted to trick Fan, he couldn't really scare the female protagonist like that. Bugs and stuff are really a bit scary.