Remarriage at Just the Right Time in the Seventies

Blurb: She is the male lead's ex-wife, and he is the female lead's ex-husband.

She came looking for her educated youth husband, who had gone silent after getting into college. He came searching for his educated youth wife, who had also gotten into college. They both arrived at the home of a newlywed couple at the same time, were both thrown out, and then received their divorce certificates almost simultaneously.

She has a wicked sister-in-law at home, so she has nowhere to return to.

His grandmother is on her deathbed and wants to see her grandson's wife.

Both down on their luck, she helps him fulfill his grandmother's wish, and he takes her in when she has nowhere else to go.

In the end, she strokes her swollen belly and watches the children running around the yard. When did their relationship start to change?

>, Pre-publication novel, The Little Darling of the Fifties: Blurb:

The household of Ancheng's former richest family was in an uproar. Their pampered little daughter had actually found herself a son-in-law who was a dark-skinned soldier. She had been spoiled all her life. How could they bear to let her marry him? So they took turns trying to talk her out of it.

An's father: "Daughter, the son of your Uncle Lin has come home on leave. He's handsome and talented, and he studied abroad. He teaches at a prestigious university in the capital, and you'd have far more in common with him than with a soldier."

An's mother: "Your aunt in Hong Kong wrote that there's a promising young man there. His family runs a jewelry shop, so you'd never have to worry about food or clothing if you married him."

Her married sister came back with her brother-in-law, and her eldest brother returned from work with his wife. They all put their work aside to persuade her to give up. But An Ru was dead set on marrying that soldier.

The man she had set her sights on looked rough, but he was nothing of the sort. He was the one she'd won over by hurling a high heel at him, and she liked him very much.

Everyone worried about An Ru's choice and expected her to come home crying about an unhappy marriage. But after getting married, she looked rosy-cheeked and cheerful, living the kind of happy life everyone envied.

Reader's guide: 1. Updated daily at midnight. Other edits to catch typos are not new chapters.

2. The author is a doting mom and won't put the female lead through misery, so don't worry about starting.

Theme: When you bloom, happiness will come