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Regret, obsession, and unrequited love
Takes the familiar story of an ML realizing a woman's value too late and completely turns it around.
Jiang Hui Wan spends five years devoted to Xie Yan Chen, only to ultimately donate her heart to save the woman he loves and die on the operating table. It is only after her death that Xie Yan Chen realizes the woman he treated like a “dog-licker”—someone who would always follow and love him—had actually become the person he loved.
His realization comes far too late.
Overcome with guilt, he tries to end his own life, only to become connected to the system and enter Jiang Hui Wan's world. He believes this is his opportunity to compensate her, correct his mistakes, and finally win back the woman whose love he took for granted.
Then comes the twist I really liked: Jiang Hui Wan never loved him.
Her five years of devotion weren't because Xie Yan Chen was the love of her life. She was also bound by a system and completing a mission so she could resurrect the person she truly loved.
That completely changes how I looked at their relationship.
Xie Yan Chen finally understands the pain of desperately wanting someone whose heart belongs somewhere else—the exact position Jiang Hui Wan appeared to occupy for five years.
In the end, his punishment isn't simply losing her. It's discovering that the great love he finally recognized was never actually his to begin with.
Jiang Hui Wan spends five years devoted to Xie Yan Chen, only to ultimately donate her heart to save the woman he loves and die on the operating table. It is only after her death that Xie Yan Chen realizes the woman he treated like a “dog-licker”—someone who would always follow and love him—had actually become the person he loved.
His realization comes far too late.
Overcome with guilt, he tries to end his own life, only to become connected to the system and enter Jiang Hui Wan's world. He believes this is his opportunity to compensate her, correct his mistakes, and finally win back the woman whose love he took for granted.
Then comes the twist I really liked: Jiang Hui Wan never loved him.
Her five years of devotion weren't because Xie Yan Chen was the love of her life. She was also bound by a system and completing a mission so she could resurrect the person she truly loved.
That completely changes how I looked at their relationship.
Xie Yan Chen finally understands the pain of desperately wanting someone whose heart belongs somewhere else—the exact position Jiang Hui Wan appeared to occupy for five years.
In the end, his punishment isn't simply losing her. It's discovering that the great love he finally recognized was never actually his to begin with.
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