The Male Lead's Ex-Wife in a Stepmother Novel

One day, Yao Yang transmigrated back to the 1970s.

But after adjusting to the hardships of life in the 1970s, she discovered that she'd transmigrated into two books.

In the first book, a sweet period romance, "Yao Yang" followed the male lead to the countryside, pursued him relentlessly, repeatedly framed the female lead, and loved the male lead without hope. So she drugged him, only to give the drug to the wrong person in the end. She was the villainess.

The male lead of the second book, a period romance about a stepmother, was the person she had drugged by mistake. In the story, "Yao Yang" slept with the male lead and became pregnant, then died in childbirth after giving birth to a son.

Well, in a stepmother story, the heroine ends up with her man and son.

And the male lead of the second book was none other than her current blind date, Cheng Yuan.

Cheng Yuan had delicate features, with a cool, noble air between his brows. He looked like an immortal who had stepped out of an ink painting. Even in plain work clothes, he stood out among the educated youth like a crane among chickens.

He was the first book's period romance heroine's unattainable dream man, which was why the author wrote a second book in response to readers' requests.

Yao Yang: Fine. She'd return the complete dream man to the heroine now.

Anyway, she had no desire to be a disposable ex-wife.

Theme: The dignity of labor