Marrying My Ex-Husband's Mortal Enemy [The 1980s]

When Zhao Jiaojiao caught her husband with his mistress outside the hotel, she thought Wang Mingde would get down on his knees and beg her forgiveness, as he always had.

But this time he stood his ground, pointing arrogantly at the mistress's belly. "She's carrying my child."

Back when Wang Mingde was courting her, he told her he would treat her well for the rest of their lives, and she believed him.

When her in-laws picked on her, Wang Mingde said his parents didn't mean any harm, and she put up with it.

When her sister-in-law deliberately gave her a hard time and stole her job, Wang Mingde said his sister had it rough, and she let it go.

Looking back on her life, Zhao Jiaojiao realized it hadn't been worth it after all.

When she wakes up back in the early 1980s, Zhao Jiaojiao finally doesn't have to put up with it anymore.

She's still the factory beauty who turns every head in the plant.

This time, Wang Mingde is standing outside the factory in those glasses that make him look like a bookworm, all refined and polite. Zhao Jiaojiao turns and runs, only to crash headfirst into a solid, warm embrace.

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Jiang Wencheng is Wang Mingde's sworn enemy. Wang Mingde is most afraid of him.

That man doesn't care if he lives or dies, while Wang Mingde is afraid of dying.

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Jiang Wencheng is a notorious troublemaker in the neighborhood. He went to prison after getting into a fight, but it wasn't until later that Zhao Jiaojiao learned he had ruined half his life protecting her.

In this life, Zhao Jiaojiao doesn't want to have regrets again.

Theme: Turn the tables and sing your own song.