Reclaiming the Lost Love
Tao Jiu De Jiao Hua Zi
Back when the Ji family was at its peak, the young and reckless Ji Cen'an did no shortage of unscrupulous things. The most outrageous was using every means to pursue Nan Jia, who already had someone else in her heart—scheming step by step to make her his girlfriend, acting recklessly without realizing his own cruelty. At that time, Nan Jia was just a nobody in Z City—aloof, full of pride, lacking great ability. When bullied, she could only clench her teeth and endure with reddened eyes. Nan Jia resented her, hated her, looked down on her, and despised her most of all. Ji Cen'an remained indifferent, only growing worse and never repenting. Yet karma struck ruthlessly—the Ji family collapsed overnight, and Ji Cen'an fell from grace, left with nothing, so disgraced she nearly ended up begging on the streets. She went from a golden child to dirt everyone could trample on. Years later, when they met again, Ji Cen'an had sunk even further, unable to reclaim her past glory, while Nan Jia, the once delicate flower, now stood in her former position—Z City's most dazzling rising star, radiant, breathtakingly beautiful, and utterly out of reach. Nan Jia still hated her, couldn't forget, couldn't let go, obsession etched deep into her bones, impossible to sever. Ji Cen'an: ... Had she known this would happen, she should've had some morals back then. Formerly spoiled brat who acted shamelessly but is now down on her luck X Once repressed and restrained but now slightly unhinged older woman **[A toxic wife-wife duo ruining each other]** **[Now it's your turn to fall into my hands]** **[The story begins with a reunion—a tale of how a wealthy heiress, at the height of her arrogance, acted recklessly, only to be overpowered by the former "delicate flower" after her downfall.]** PS: 1v1, both protagonists are law-abiding citizens, and their relationship during their time together was genuine and consensual. There is absolutely no non-consensual/forced behavior between them—stay positive in our law-governed society.