Reborn in one fell swoop, Ke Baijia, who had once been fat enough to die, returns to the 1960s with a fortuitous opportunity, just before her engagement is called off.
Her fiancé has a salary and a job, and is destined to become rich, so she'd have no worries about food or clothing. Yet Ke Baijia decisively chooses to call off the engagement anyway!
She's going to be a cool, aloof, and successful career woman.
She thought she'd spend this life building her career, eating and drinking well, and having no interest in romance. But that man, built like an iron tower, used his love and protection to pry open every last bit of her resistance.
Blurb Two
After being reborn, Ke Baijia thinks she's returned to make it up to the family who sacrificed so much for her. Instead, they dote on her and protect and care for her in every way. She thinks she's back to take revenge on the awful, shameless people who wronged her, but before she can even do anything, they ruin themselves. Her new life goes smoothly, and a tall figure is always there to shield her from the storms.
Ke Baijia: "I suspect you work so hard just because you want the delicious food I make."
The Iron-Tower Man: "That's not the only thing I want."
Content advisory:
1. Both leads are each other's only partners. In her previous life, the heroine was tricked into a marriage, but never shared a bed with the scumbag. The hero was single in his previous life.
2. Readers with strict moral standards can rest easy. The heroine doesn't throw herself at every man who treats her well. Their love grows gradually.
3. The hero isn't a domineering CEO type. He's a fatherly boyfriend, with the appearance of a bandit and the fussy heart of a mother. If that's not your thing, read with caution.
4. Please feel free to point out typos, offer suggestions, or correct mistakes in forms of address. But nitpicking, excessive fact-checking, and malicious comments attacking the author will earn you a mute. Please behave.
5. The romance is a slow burn. They don't even kiss until after more than nine hundred chapters. If that bothers you, feel free to quietly move on. There are countless good books on the site, so don't come here just to hurt us both!