I Still Miss Her [The Long Road to Winning Her Back]

Blurb:

1.

At twenty, Ling Jia met Zhao Chengze as Zhao Chengyu's girlfriend.

Unlike the utterly unscrupulous, self-serving businessman described in rumors, the Zhao Chengze her boyfriend told her about was a well-behaved, obedient, and polite younger brother who adored his older brother.

She looked up at the young man in front of her as he poured her tea. He was elegant and refined.

She believed it.

Only, at the time, she had no idea that Zhao Chengze would later hate her with all his heart, yet scheme and struggle to win her over.

2.

In the dim light, Zhao Chengze looked down at her and suddenly asked:

“Do you still think about him?”

His features were reflected in her eyes.

Ling Jia was briefly dazed. She closed her eyes, her voice hazy as mist. “I've forgotten him.”

Zhao Chengze smiled and let her go. When he spoke again, he could not conceal his obsessive hatred, though a hint of despair slipped through.

“But I haven't even told you who I mean.”

Zhao Chengze rarely looks in the mirror.

It reminds him that he shares a face with someone else, the man Ling Jia loves.

He hates his own face, yet is glad to have it.

[Content Warnings]:

1. The male lead suffers terribly; this is a groveling-after-the-breakup story, and may also include coercive pursuit.

2. Male stand-in; the male lead and second male lead are twins.

3. Sister-in-law romance.

4. The author is indulging in a melodramatic guilty pleasure. If it's not your thing, please don't be cruel.

Theme: The essence of love is an unending pain