[Military marriage + 1970s + both leads reborn + both leads are romantically inexperienced + trying to win her back]
Everyone said Du Mei didn't know what was good for her. She'd married a good man in the army but didn't know how to treasure him. Relying on her youth and beauty, she looked down on her honest, dull husband. In the end, she insisted on a divorce and ran off with some pretty boy.
Later, her ex-husband made it big, becoming the kind of important figure you only ever saw on military television. Meanwhile, the pretty boy dumped her and swindled her out of her money, leaving her buried in debt and so destitute that she could only make a living selling things on the street.
Years later, they met again. He was handsome and distinguished in a tailored suit, with an elegant, beautiful lady by his side. He had it all, both in his career and in love. She was plainly dressed and exhausted, battered by life and utterly disheveled.
Standing next to her dashing ex-husband, she looked like his mother.
The extreme contrast left Du Mei deeply embarrassed and full of regret for what she had done. If she hadn't been deceived and lost her head, leaving the man in front of her, perhaps she would be the elegant woman standing by his side now.
Reborn, Du Mei looked at the matchmaker who had come to her house with a proposal and clenched her fists. This time, she told herself, she would treasure that man and never let him down...
As if!
She hadn't wanted him in her past life, and she still didn't want him now. Any woman who wanted a man so blindly devoted to his parents and younger brother that he'd practically kneel down to serve them could have him. She wasn't going to put up with that kind of mistreatment again.
Having lived this life once before, she had the experience to make a success of anything in this golden age. Building her career and thriving on her own was the way to go!
But why was her ex-husband acting so strange? Why did he always look at her with such guilt?
It's hard to say, but I'll give it 4 stars for encouragement. To me it's pretty cool, no conflict.
It's pretty good, it has a smoky vibe, no cheating, the author's writing is good, I like it better
Not bad, I can watch it. It's just that the details can't be withheld.
I've read more than 1,000 pages and the hero hasn't appeared yet?!
Author, please don't give up.
It fits the daily life of ordinary people in the 1970s. It doesn't mean that you will bravely enter the black market after rebirth.
The writing is good and the story is quite interesting. I really want to see the heroine's subsequent choices.