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Eternal Joy, Eternal Song
Eternal Joy, Eternal Song Plot:
Lin Changle, the legitimate daughter of a general's family, was framed by her concubine sister and betrayed by her fiancé in her previous life, dying with resentment. Reborn on the day of her coming-of-age ceremony, she is determined to rewrite her fate—exposing her hypocritical sister, dumping her fake fiancé, and uncovering the hidden truth behind her family's destruction. But to her surprise, Gu Changge, the God of War who was cold to her in the previous life, has become a clingy "wife-protecting maniac" in this life? While seeking revenge and justice, she's also being teased and loved by the腹黑 God of War. Why is Lin Changle's rebirth journey even more "exciting" than her previous life?
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