After My Divorce Failed, I Became the Tycoon’s Unforgettable Love

Lin Yang died in a banquet trap meticulously designed for him. The person who pushed him into that abyss was none other than his titular husband, the chillingly indifferent business tycoon, Li Chenzhou.

When he opens his eyes again, he has returned to the first month of their marriage. Facing the husband who remains as handsome and icy as a statue, Lin Yang has only one thought: get a divorce, escape, and never be anyone’s pawn again in this life.

However, his path to divorce is unexpectedly difficult. Every time he brings up the separation agreement, Li Chenzhou either shuts him up with massive business partnerships or pre-emptively buys out the houses Lin Yang is scouting. When Lin Yang tries to make a comeback in acting, every potential hurdle is silently cleared away before he even notices it. Even if he spares a glance at someone else, that person will keep a respectful and terrified distance the very next day.

Lin Yang finally senses something is wrong. The way Li Chenzhou looks at him is no longer purely cold; instead, it hides an incomprehensible mix of pain, regret, and a near-paranoid anxiety.

It isn’t until an accident occurs where Li Chenzhou shields him from a falling heavy object that the truth surfaces. Clinging to Lin Yang’s hand while unconscious, Li Chenzhou’s voice is hoarse and broken:

“Don’t jump, Tangtang. This time, I will never let go.”

Lin Yang is struck as if by lightning. Tangtang was a childhood nickname that no one had called him in years. “Don’t jump”… was the final, desperate act of his previous life that no one should have witnessed.

He stares at the unconscious man on the bed, hit by an absurd realization: Could it be that Li Chenzhou has also returned? From that future where they both met their ends?

About My Rival Being My Dream-Partner

Lin Qingyan has a secret: he was born with the ability to enter dreams to eliminate “Obsession Monsters.” The price he pays is a chronically weak body and the need to wear a mask at all times.

Then there is his rival, Lu Xiao, the school’s popular basketball star who shares the rank of top student with him. Lu Xiao finds Lin Qingyan too frail, while Lin Qingyan finds Lu Xiao overbearing and arrogant.

After a mock exam in their senior year, a classmate named Chen Yu begins self-harming due to stress. Lin Qingyan exhausts his mental energy to enter the boy’s dream to help, only to run into Lu Xiao who should have been fast asleep in reality. Lu Xiao is violently beating a monster with a table leg, causing the dreamscape to tremble, and the two immediately clash.

After that, Lin Qingyan “accidentally” encounters Lu Xiao every time he enters a dream. He eventually discovers the condition for Lu Xiao to enter his dreams: they must have physical skin contact during the day. Despite Lin Qingyan’s attempts to avoid him, Lu Xiao begins “intentionally bumping into him” with precision.

After graduation, they end up at the same university in the same dorm. Lu Xiao’s care becomes as awkward as it is blunt:

Warm milk appears on the desk in the morning, under the excuse of: “I bought too much, don’t let it go to waste.”

He drapes a coat over Lin Qingyan during late-night study sessions, stubbornly claiming: “I’m just afraid you’ll catch a cold and slow down our progress.”

Eventually, even his provocative tone softens:

“Being rivals and ‘dream-partners’ is boring. In the future… just do me a favor and spend your life with me.”

One-Line Summary: My rival-husband seems to have been reborn alongside me.

Theme: Strive to be a youth who corrects their mistakes!