The 1980s: After Breaking Off My Engagement, I Married a Powerful Beijing Bachelor

Lin Wan, a modern-day CEO, died suddenly and woke up in the 1980s as an unlucky woman with the exact same name.

Her parents were dead, she was living under someone else's roof, and her childhood sweetheart and fiancé publicly broke off their engagement and shoved her down a flight of stairs. The whole city laughed at her: “Lin Wan's a jinx. No one will ever marry her.”

Lin Wan dusted herself off and stood up. “You want to break off the engagement? Fine. Pay me compensation.”

With the 3,000 yuan the scumbag paid her, she set up a street stall and opened a clothing shop, making her way from the county town all the way to the capital. Everyone called Shen Mo a good-for-nothing who had squandered his family's fortune, but Lin Wan insisted on marrying him. Only later did she discover that he wasn't a good-for-nothing at all. He was the capital's crown prince, framed by others.

The scumbag knelt and begged her to take him back. Lin Wan couldn't care less. “My husband's worth billions. You wouldn't even get a spot in line.”

This is the story of a woman mocked by the whole world and the man by her side as they face-slap the world together.