Back After My Parents' Tragic Breakup [The 1990s]

When Chu He awakened inside a novel set in a bygone era, the story was already nearing its end.

The righteous, kindhearted hero and heroine had long since married, had children, and were living happily. She, meanwhile, was the notorious villainess.

But when she looked at the wedding photo deliberately hung on the wall to provoke her, and at the handsome man beside her in the picture, his face dark, she couldn't help bursting into laughter.

The villainess and the devoted second male lead, huh? What a perfect match.

Thinking of how that man had sabotaged her plans again and again, and how he'd gotten back at her, Chu He laughed without stopping. Her heart, long calm, began to stir restlessly.

If she's already the villainess, why should she leave the story?

Her heart full of vengeance, she was interrupted one day by a little girl, fair and tender, who showed up at her door claiming to be her daughter.

The pampered Mu Shao had grown up surrounded by luxuries and affection. One day, she transmigrated to the 1990s and followed her memories to the little home where her parents had once lived.

Mu Shao saw her mother, dressed in patched clothes and wearing a gloomy expression, haggling over a penny at a roadside stall.

Then she turned and saw her father as a young man in the corner, clenching his fists as he beat someone.

The couple's eyes met. They both sneered, then went home separately, like sworn enemies.

Mu Shao was confused. What happened to love at first sight, mutual affection, and a happy marriage full of sweetness?

She only then learned that her parents were side characters in a novel set in a bygone era.

One was a villainess, the other a devoted second male lead. They'd been forced together to give the hero and heroine a happy ending, while their own lives ended in tragedy.

Each had someone else in their heart. They couldn't stand the sight of one another. Though married, they were more like enemies.

One had lived like a weed, struggling to grow but never getting what she wanted, bullied, abandoned, pitied, slandered, and despised.

The other had a broken childhood and a dark personality. Misunderstood and hated, he had made a name for himself on the streets and was widely discriminated against.

Mu Shao: I won't listen, I won't believe it. My mom and dad are the best.

Theme: Family love can heal anything.