After being reborn, Xu Xiangwan discovers that she has returned to 1989. She is thirty, and her beloved, Zhou Jibai, is thirty-five. He has just become the youngest academician at the Chinese Academy of Sciences, a key national talent with a limitless future. They have ten-year-old twins.
Everyone says she’s blessed: she knows how to marry well and have children. But the first thing she does after being reborn is consult a lawyer and draw up two copies of a divorce agreement. When she calls his office, his assistant hears who she is and replies outright, “Sorry, ma’am. Academician Zhou is busy and has no time.” She goes to the entrance of his research institute to find him, but the security guard stops her at the gate. “Sorry, Academician Zhou isn’t available to see visitors.”
After waiting three days, she takes the divorce papers to see Zhou Jibai’s beloved first love. She slides the agreement across to Jiang Yayue, her voice calm. “Get Zhou Jibai to sign this divorce agreement. From now on, you can have him and the two children.”
