[The 1970S] Remarrying My Archrival

Finishing at the end of the month. There’s plenty to read, so come on in. A slice-of-life story about family matters, following a military family, and raising kids. Recommended upcoming novel: The Female Side Character’s Bestie Is a Piece of Work (navy officer x flirtatious beauty) Synopsis: Zhan Aiping grew up in a military compound. A hot-tempered little firecracker and a military doctor, she later falls for a cultured, refined professor. She leaves the military for him and cooks and cares for him, only to get divorced, with none of her children by her side. Gu Sheng, her longtime rival who also grew up in a military compound. They fought as children, then lost touch and had no contact by middle age. Who would have thought that in their fifties or sixties, she’d have a late-life romance with him? Reborn in The 1970s, just before her wedding, she finds that the scumbag and his mother are still working together, one playing the good cop and the other the bad cop, to set her up: “If you marry into the He family, you have to follow the rules.” “Pingping, be patient. It’s for our future…” Zhan Aiping: “Rules, my foot! I’m not marrying him!” Her stepmother and stepsister egg her on from the sidelines: “A woman should be virtuous. She must obey her father at home and her husband after marriage.” “How dare you talk to your elders like that? When you marry into the He family, be diligent and sensible. Hurry up and apologize. You’re practically one of the He family already, so why are you making a fuss?” Zhan Aiping: “If you want to be their lapdogs, go ahead. I’m not serving them.” Her colleague, enjoying the show: “The invitations have already gone out, and the banquet is booked. It’d look terrible if you didn’t get married!” Zhan Aiping: “The wedding date stays the same. I’m just changing the groom.” “Gu Laowu, will you marry me?” The handsome, arrogant man in uniform raises an eyebrow. “Marry you? Have I been kicked in the head by a donkey?” Before the wedding: “Once she’s my wife, I’ll slowly teach her a lesson.” “I’ll make her behave herself.” After the wedding: “Honey, I was wrong.” “Honey, let me into the room!!!” Zhan Aiping: “Which one of us is teaching the other a lesson?” Zhan Aiping x Gu Sheng A sweet little slice-of-life story full of everyday chaos and petty squabbles. The male lead only loves the heroine. In both lives, he marries only her. Upcoming period novel: The Female Side Character’s Bestie Is a Piece of Work (Navy officer x flirtatious beauty) Qin Yao transmigrates into a book and becomes “Qin Yao,” the notorious female side character in a The 1970s island compound story. Her city best friend, Chen Baozhen, comes from a well-off family and travels a thousand miles to the island for a blind date. She isn’t interested in her actual match, but sets her sights on another man with humble origins who has married into a wealthy family, and becomes part of the island compound. The original heroine, Bai Qiuling, is reborn and turns over a new leaf to become a virtuous wife and loving mother. She’s the perfect hostess and cook, gets along wonderfully with her mother-in-law and sister-in-law, and everyone in the compound praises her as a “good wife.” Her best friend Chen Baozhen, despite her privileged background, is spoiled and doesn’t know how to do housework. Married life is chaotic, with a troublesome best friend, sister-in-law, and mother-in-law taking turns to cause trouble… Her life is a stark contrast to the heroine’s, and she ends up divorced. Qin Yao is that awful best friend who tries to climb the social ladder through her friend, while being picky and offending people. To avoid being sent to the countryside, she visits her friend on the island and looks for a match. When Qin Yao transmigrates, she’s already at the port, ready to board a ship. Unfortunately, the weather turns bad, the port suddenly closes, and she has to go back to the guesthouse. On the way, she sees a handsome, charming young “puppy” and goes over to flirt with him. Qin Yao fusses over him, calling herself his big sister at every turn. When she learns that the innocent, harmless puppy works for a fishing company, Qin Yao falls for him and gives him a handkerchief, making him one of her marriage candidates. But it turns out, the puppy is actually a fierce old wolf! Her best friend: “He was the guy I went on a blind date with before! He’s terrifying!” Qin Yao: Speechless. What the heck, a fishing company employee? * Gu Cheng, a “puppy” nearing thirty, is accosted on the street by a pretty woman. Wary of her, he claims to work for a fishing company and waits to see what she’s really after. As he waits… he realizes she’s given him more than just a handkerchief! She’s ten years younger than him, yet she has the nerve to keep calling herself his big sister! Other completed period novels by this author: Raising Kids on a The 1970s Island The 1970s: I Became the Villain’s Wife I’m His Stepmother, Not His Sister [The 1970s] Theme: Work hard for a better life after being reborn.