The Second Marriage Was Sweeter in the 1980s

Only after Song Yun died did she discover that she had been living in a harem novel for men as the male lead's original wife, who died young after spending her entire fortune paving his way, with none of the rewards to enjoy herself.

Every so often, the male lead would bring her up, shed a couple of crocodile tears, and put on a show of devotion. Then he would use the inheritance she left him to become the richest man alive, crying as he held a luxury car and beautiful women in his arms.

Song Yun: (Aaaah! Flips over the author's little stool) (Grabs the author's hair) (Scratches up the author's face) (Stomps you into a little biscuit)

No wonder! In her previous life, she'd had a comfortable upbringing and a respectable job. She was beautiful, sweet-voiced, delicate, and charming. So why had she rejected her childhood sweetheart, who was infatuated with her and worshipped the ground she walked on, only to marry a restaurant server, throw herself at him, and cook and clean for him until she became a haggard housewife and died an untimely death?

When Song Yun opened her eyes again, she was back in 1985.

She was eighteen that year, and her emotionally unstable childhood sweetheart still followed her around on the sly every day, picking up the enamel mug she threw away and stealing the clothes she hung in the backyard.

In her previous life, Song Yun had been disgusted and slapped him, telling him to get lost. But he was the type to forget a beating as soon as he got a treat. He died alongside her while trying to save her.

This time, remembering the even more disgusting male lead, Song Yun grabbed her childhood sweetheart and dragged him off to register their marriage.

That scumbag wasn't going to swindle her out of her fortune!

What she never expected was that her gloomy, depressed childhood sweetheart, who had constantly wanted to die in his previous life, would get better after they married. He became gentle, refined, and powerful, and spoiled her rotten.

Song Yun: Winning without lifting a finger feels amazing ^∨^

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