Reborn: No More Fool

In his past life, Ye Fan loved Liu Ruyan for ten years. He gave her everything. The Liu family called him a groveling fool. She married him only to make her first love jealous. When that man returned, he framed Ye Fan for theft and murder. Liu Ruyan divorced him without a second thought. Ye Fan died on the street—killed by the man she chose. The only one who tried to save him was Liu Jingru, her sister. She died too. Then he woke up. It was his wedding day. The priest asked if he would take her as his wife. He said no. Cold. Final. When Liu Ruyan ran off to tend to her first love’s fake collapse, Ye Fan cut ties with the Liu family in front of everyone and walked away. This time, he played to win. Using his memories of the future, he invested in lithium at rock-bottom prices. The market surged tenfold. He made his first fortune. Then he launched an e-commerce platform with a viral referral system. Fifty million users in three months. Market cap: ten billion. Without Ye Fan, the Liu Group collapsed. Stock prices plummeted. Partners fled. Funds dried up. Liu Ruyan began to see the truth: the man she had scorned was the one who had held her family together. It was Ye Fan who saved her from a fire. Ye Fan who cooked for her when she was sick. Ye Fan who pulled her company out of crisis. Her first love had stolen every credit. When that man tried to drain the Liu fortune and frame Ye Fan for murder, Ye Fan struck back. At a victory banquet, he played the evidence for all to see. Ou Haochen was sentenced to death for murder, embezzlement, and fraud. Liu Ruyan finally knew the truth. She knelt. She begged. Ye Fan turned away without a word. He chose Liu Jingru instead—the only one who had ever truly stood by him. Her belated love was worth less than nothing.

In his past life, Ye Fan loved Liu Ruyan for ten years. He gave her everything. The Liu family called him a groveling fool. She married him only to make her first love jealous. When that man returned, he framed Ye Fan for theft and murder. Liu Ruyan divorced him without a second thought. Ye Fan died on the street—killed by the man she chose. The only one who tried to save him was Liu Jingru, her sister. She died too. Then he woke up. It was his wedding day. The priest asked if he would take her as his wife. He said no. Cold. Final. When Liu Ruyan ran off to tend to her first love’s fake collapse, Ye Fan cut ties with the Liu family in front of everyone and walked away. This time, he played to win. Using his memories of the future, he invested in lithium at rock-bottom prices. The market surged tenfold. He made his first fortune. Then he launched an e-commerce platform with a viral referral system. Fifty million users in three months. Market cap: ten billion. Without Ye Fan, the Liu Group collapsed. Stock prices plummeted. Partners fled. Funds dried up. Liu Ruyan began to see the truth: the man she had scorned was the one who had held her family together. It was Ye Fan who saved her from a fire. Ye Fan who cooked for her when she was sick. Ye Fan who pulled her company out of crisis. Her first love had stolen every credit. When that man tried to drain the Liu fortune and frame Ye Fan for murder, Ye Fan struck back. At a victory banquet, he played the evidence for all to see. Ou Haochen was sentenced to death for murder, embezzlement, and fraud. Liu Ruyan finally knew the truth. She knelt. She begged. Ye Fan turned away without a word. He chose Liu Jingru instead—the only one who had ever truly stood by him. Her belated love was worth less than nothing.