Reborn, My Luck Is Through the Roof

[The male lead desperately tries to win his wife back, but fails] [The second male lead takes his place and lives happily ever after with the heroine] When Qin Chumi was born, a fortune-teller said she was blessed with good luck. But when she was fifteen, her family fell into ruin and her father was sent to prison. Her mother moved her to the poorest district in the city, and the change in their circumstances made her cling desperately to Chen Geli. Chen Geli was the coolest guy on Yunshui Street, always surrounded by his gang of buddies. Being with him meant basking in the limelight. At first, Qin Chumi used him, but eventually she really fell for him. Chen Geli, however, would never stop for her. A wandering heart was destined to roam the world. The day Qin Chumi died, Chen Geli was still out partying. After death, her spirit lingered in the mortal world. She couldn’t accept it. She wanted to see Chen Geli brought low and broken. At last, she got her wish: Chen Geli lost a leg in a drunk-driving crash, then died at home not long afterward. When she woke again, she was back at fifteen, given another chance at life. She also had a special ability: she could see other people’s fortune. This time, she would live her life well. She would stay away from Chen Geli! But Chen Geli clung to her like glue. Once she learned to see men clearly, she realized there were plenty who were much better than Chen Geli. Like Xu Chengyan, for example. From the time she was alive, to when she became a ghost, to when she returned to fifteen, he never drew attention to himself, but somehow he always seemed to be there. She just didn’t know it back then. “Why didn’t you tell me you liked me in your last life?” “Because you didn’t even notice me back then.” “Were you hurt?” “Yeah. A crush can bring you so much heartache.” Especially a hopeless one. Xu Chengyan would never forget the day she died. It was the darkest moment of his life, and he would never be able to forgive the version of himself who hadn’t dared to pursue her.