Back in the 1980s: I Became the Fake Young Master's Cannon Fodder Ex-Wife

Jiang Caixuan opened her eyes to find herself a married young woman in the 1980s.

Her original self had forced her way into a family compound through marriage, but her husband did not love her, her mother-in-law disliked her, and her meddlesome sister-in-law kept sowing discord. Her life was a living hell.

That would have been bad enough, but her bargain-bin husband was actually the major villain in a male-oriented novel, someone who had taken the rightful young master's place!

With the rightful young master about to return, Jiang Caixuan recalled the tragic fate of this cannon-fodder couple in the book and declared without hesitation, "Divorce! I can't spend another day living like this!"

The man put an arm around her waist and rested his hand on her swollen belly, then chuckled. "What is it? Is the baby giving you trouble again?"

Zhou Muchen's life had been like duckweed, drifting from place to place with no way home.

His parents had died when he was young. After his father's comrade adopted him, he always knew that, as far as this family was concerned, he would forever remain an outsider who could never truly belong.

That became even more obvious when his adoptive parents found the son they had lost many years ago.

His parents, relatives, friends, career, and future, everything he had ever had or never had, all tilted toward that person. Overnight, Zhou Muchen fell from the heights of success into the mire.

At the brink of death, someone took his hand amid a storm of abuse and rumors. She said, "Don't die, Zhou Muchen. I don't want to be alone."

He fought his way back from death's door. From then on, his fortunes soared, all so he could stand by her side, protect her, and stay with her.