I Got Divorced in the 1970s, Then Turned My Life Around with Lavish Banquets

The college entrance examination was reinstated, and Wen Yue's man abandoned her and went back to the city.

Fresh from divorcing her educated youth husband, Wen Yue was kicked out by her own family, with nothing but the clothes on her back.

To give her daughter a roof over her head, Wen Yue married an older bachelor in the village.

Life was hard, but her husband was capable and obedient, and treated her and her daughter well. They just had to grit their teeth and get through it.

Before long, the country began implementing a market economy.

To give her daughter a better life, Wen Yue took up her family's traditional craft and went from village to village cooking grand feasts for people.

She kept cooking and cooking, until she went from preparing food for rural weddings and funerals to cooking at state banquets.

The newly opened New Moon Hotel in the capital was hiring, and Wen Yue flew there to interview in person.

Why did the man applying for the finance manager position look so familiar?

"Wen Yue?" the man cried, calling her by name.

"Who are you?" Wen Yue frowned.

"I'm Wang Mingchuan. Your husband." The man pointed at himself.

Oh, right. Her ex-husband.

Theme: When one door closes, another opens.