Reborn in 1980, From the Start the Stunning Stepmom Was Mocked as a Fallen Woman

A lace handkerchief that slipped to the ground stirred the hearts of two men.

Wang Yutong had hoped to be a dutiful little wife to a rugged country man, using modern tastes to make a fortune in the 1980s.

The high-slit cheongsams she designed traced her graceful figure, and every step she took landed right on a man’s heart.

At home, her supposedly violent, cold-blooded husband, Si Lang, gripped her waist every night and made her call him “darling” again and again. His possessiveness was suffocating.

“Yutong, every inch of you belongs to me. I won’t let anyone else look at you.”

Outside the home, the cool, refined Dr. Ye Juan, famous for having no interest in women, secretly kept her personal handkerchief. His gaze behind his gold-rimmed glasses was deep and unreadable.

“The tenderness Si Lang can’t give you, I can. Yutong, come with me.”

On one side was the blazing, domineering devotion of a man who wanted her all to himself; on the other, the repressed love of a man like the deep sea.

As the old era’s conservatism collided with modern boldness, and a rugged man’s iron fist faced a doctor’s scalpel,

Wang Yutong, caught in the middle, blinked innocently.

“Stop fighting. I’m only trying to earn enough to buy formula for the baby~”