Going back to the day he married his wife in 1977, he was made a scapegoat in his previous life and was forced to take in his cousin's despised daughter-in-law Mu Nanzhi. She was subjected to rumors all day long and did not know how to cherish her. In this life, he will marry Munan Zhi openly, separate the family and get rid of the burden of the old Ye family, and let his parents, wife and children live a life without worries about food and clothing! After resurrecting his life, he was continuously sucked by the Ye family in his previous life. In this life, he must get back his capital and profits to see how Ye Jingchuan stirs up the entire Ye family.
Reader comments
The water is long and flowing. Except for the props and scenes, there is nothing wrong with it.
Is this the end of the show? Looking at this, we don't plan to have a second season. We will shoot a few more episodes to show the story of the male protagonist's recognition of his marriage...
The plot is purely fictitious. The male protagonist is pretty good-looking and can pass the time. Can we take it seriously?
I would like to ask if there will be a second season of "Rebirth in 1977: I Refuse to Be Taken Advantage of After the Separation"? I've watched episode 84 and still haven't seen enough. I'd like to see more sequels, please!
This show gives a lot of opportunities to ordinary supporting characters, whether they have reasonable looks or not, such as my grandma's cousin and aunt. Cool drama.
Why not show the male protagonist finding his biological parents?
The water is long and flowing. Except for the props and scenes, there is nothing wrong with it.
Is this the end of the show? Looking at this, we don't plan to have a second season. We will shoot a few more episodes to show the story of the male protagonist's recognition of his marriage...
The plot is purely fictitious. The male protagonist is pretty good-looking and can pass the time. Can we take it seriously?
I would like to ask if there will be a second season of "Rebirth in 1977: I Refuse to Be Taken Advantage of After the Separation"? I've watched episode 84 and still haven't seen enough. I'd like to see more sequels, please!
This show gives a lot of opportunities to ordinary supporting characters, whether they have reasonable looks or not, such as my grandma's cousin and aunt. Cool drama.
Why not show the male protagonist finding his biological parents?