Too Late to Say I Love You you

In her past life, Seraphina, a peerless business genius, stood silently behind the scenes. She poured all her heart and soul into lifting the poor nobody Judy to the pinnacle of Wall Street. Yet all she got in return was having everything ruthlessly stripped away. Tricked by Judy and his hypocritical white moonlight, she died a brutal death on a rooftop.

When she opens her eyes again, she has returned to the fateful turning point. Seraphina tears up her lovesick script once and for all. Her wealthy ex-husband? Get lost. That scheming green-tea sister? Perish. The trillion-dollar empire that belongs to her—she will reclaim it with her own hands.

To strike back, she takes a gamble and aligns herself with Valerius, the dreaded Dark Emperor. She thinks this is merely a dangerous bargain, unaware that the coldest tyrant across the globe has long marked her as his untouchable reverse scale. Everyone fears her, guards against her, plots against her. Only Valerius drops to one knee, offering her all his favour and power. “My Queen. If anyone dares to make you frown, I will bury their entire family.”

When the schemer’s true vicious nature is laid bare, Judy finally realises he destroyed the only love he ever had. He kneels madly in the pouring rain, begging for forgiveness. He even throws himself in front of a fatal bullet to save her. But Seraphina looks down coldly at him, writhing in a pool of blood. Her red lips part softly: “You have repaid the life you owed me in our past life. Now, take your white moonlight and rot in hell.