1980s: The Capitalist’s White Moonlight Returns and Meets Her Ex Again

In her previous life, Gu Wangshu was a sickly young woman, yet she married the man of every girl’s dreams in Beijing—Zhong Jiming. Three years into the marriage, her fate took a sudden, drastic turn. In just one month, her parents passed away, her grandmother died of grief, and her brother’s life or death remained a mystery. In her state of total despair, she received a letter from her grandfather in Hong Kong and headed south alone. Before leaving Beijing, she divorced Zhong Jiming. One year later, in 1977, she died of illness in Hong Kong at the age of only twenty-three. Ten years later, in 1987, her soul returned to the world in another’s body. In this life, she was no longer that pale, weak, sickly girl, but a rose with thorns, sharp and brilliant. Her former lover was now a man of great status and power. When they met again, she called him “Brother-in-law,” her smile never reaching her eyes. His nephew pursued her relentlessly, and she maneuvered between them with ease. Relying on her extraordinary wisdom and tactics, she moved step by step to replace her uncle and become the head of a top-tier wealthy family in Hong Kong. The business world is a battlefield of hidden undercurrents; old flames are entangled, a lingering connection that refuses to be severed. Mini Theater: Zhong Jiming: “In the last life, did you truly have no regrets?” Gu Wangshu: “What does it matter if I did? Life is inherently full of regrets.” Zhong Jiming: “But the heavens have given us a chance to make amends in this life.” Gu Wangshu: “Mr. Zhong, I am twenty-three this year, in the prime of my youth.” Zhong Jiming: “And so?” Gu Wangshu: “You are getting a bit… old.” — Description from novelcodex.orgFull novel: 1980s: The Capitalist’s White Moonlight Returns and Meets Her Ex Again — read the rest free on N​o⁠v​e⁠l​C⁠o​d⁠e​x⁠.​o⁠r​g⁠