The 1970s: After My Divorce, Everyone Started Loving Me

“The cool, clever loner × the clingy wife-loving, whimpering, scheming man”

After nearly drowning in an accident, Xing Yun was so enraged by the words before her that she came back to life.

She learned that the man she had spent seven years keeping in line had married another woman after her death.

Her once-obedient, sensible son grew up to be a hooligan and eventually ended up dead in the street.

Enraged and six months pregnant, she still managed to thrash about and grab some water plants to pull herself ashore.

These words were biased against Xing Yun, often using insulting language and saying she wasn't worthy of being Jiang Yu's wife.

Strong-willed Xing Yun skimmed over the irrelevant parts and turned the words into a useful tool. With her ability to see what was coming, she seized the initiative and launched a frenzy of face-slapping against those with ulterior motives.

Watching the hated cannon fodder thrive, the words went completely berserk.

[Let go of the male lead, baby! He's the heroine's!]

Xing Yun: “Jiang Yu, I'll give you a chance. Kiss me.”

Jiang Yu: “Wifey, you said it, not me.”

[Ahhh! The male lead has already met the heroine, our precious baby, so why is he still doing that with this cannon fodder every day? She must have drugged and seduced him!]

Xing Yun: “That's right. As long as I'm alive, I'm irresistible to Jiang Yu.”

Jiang Yu: “I just want to kiss and cuddle every night. What am I supposed to do if I want to crawl into my wife's bed?”

[What the heck? It's already the ending, so why is the cannon fodder still hogging the male lead?]

Xing Yun: “What do you think of Ling Qingnian?” (raises an eyebrow.jpg)

Jiang Yu: “You never used to mention other men's names to me. Who's this pretty boy? I'll beat his head in T﹏T (aggrieved.jpg)

Xing Yun: “So you don't even remember the heroine baby's name? O_o”