Northern Begonia

Having been given a second chance at life, Xu Nianhua trusted no one but herself and swore to live for herself alone. But what did it mean when the good-looking guy with the limp always followed her around?
A certain handsome guy, "It means nothing, it's said that happiness lasts long when you follow the one you love!"
Tangtang's completed novel: "Rebirth in the '80s: Sweet Wife Enticing" is finished—quality assured!
New book preview: After her rebirth, Cheng Yuan suspects her dad had a heart transplant. Her once cold and distant father suddenly dotes on her and becomes a money-making wizard.
What's even more bizarre is that she has the same dream every day. In the dream, there's an outrageously handsome guy who just loves to sleep, and she always finds various ways to wake him up.
The outrageously handsome guy, "If I ever catch the woman who doesn't let him sleep, I'll definitely teach her a harsh lesson!"
Until one day, he met her.
Reborn at the end of the '70s, she composes a brand new life.
[PS: This book is an alternate history, fully fictional.]

Rebirth: Regaining Joyful Moments

"Yicheng, what does this painting mean?" Cheng Hao looked at the painting again, the bright red sun, the vibrant grass, the big trees with tender sprouts—it all seemed quite ordinary.


The weather is so nice, the sunlight brilliant.


Cheng Hao thought about it for a long time but couldn't figure out what was romantic or joyous about it. If you ask him, it's not even close to giving flowers, jewelry, or a watch.


At the very least, watching a movie together would bring feelings closer much faster.


A painting that he couldn't understand; he didn't know what Yicheng found so pleasing about it.


Pei Yicheng's voice was even gentler than usual as he carefully preserved the painting, his lips curling slightly as he said, "Haozi, help me find someone who can mount paintings and bring his tools."


"Yicheng, give me the painting; I'll find someone to mount it for you," Cheng Hao replied instinctively.


Chapter 265 Framing Pictures