"From now on, you can stay in this room and live the rest of your life here for all I care," were the words that condemned Li Na to a lifetime of isolation and despair at the hands of her own family. Betrayed by her sister, Li Jing, who injected her with a lethal dose of poison, Li Na's world faded into darkness, filled with a deep sense of sadness and betrayal.

But fate had a different plan for Li Na. Instead of the expected descent into the afterlife, she found herself transported to a new existence, her younger self staring back at her from the mirror. Overwhelmed by this inexplicable rebirth, tears welled in her eyes as she made a solemn vow to herself: to seek justice and make her family pay for the pain they had inflicted upon her.

As Li Na battles with the struggles of her past, a new surprise awaits.
…
With their faces just an inch apart, he softly asked her, "Do you trust me?" tracing her lips with one finger, lightly. 

With a quivering smile, she nodded and whispered, "Yes, I trust you." To her Tang Zheng was the light sent by the heavens to shed her tears away.

As Li Na embraces this new chapter of her life, a veil of mystery envelopes her path. The shadows whisper, and destiny's secrets slowly unveil, shaping Li Na's fate in ways she never imagined.

Note: Daily Updates

REBIRTH AND REVENGE

Li Na entered the classroom, her eyes scanning the room until they settled on Ning Yu. Their eyes met for a brief moment, but Ning Yu quickly averted her gaze, hastily grabbing a book and pretending to immerse herself in its pages.

Li Na couldn't help but smile as she watched her friend. However, the book in Ning Yu's hands was upside down. Li Na shook her head, muttering "silly" under her breath as she made her way towards her own desk. She carefully placed her schoolbag on the chair, about to take her seat, when a sudden, jarring 'thump' echoed through the room.

Li Na's head snapped around, her eyes darting around the classroom as she searched for the source of the noise. Her gaze eventually settled on the window, where a black raven was perched, its beak striking the glass.

Ravens