Remarrying the Hidden Powerhouse of the Era

Please add my new novel, The Male Lead's Long-Suffering Wife in a Period Novel: The 1980s, to your favorites. See how the heroine breaks out of a seemingly hopeless situation!

Yan Huan defeated her husband's mistress and his mistress's other lover. With the help of a powerful figure working behind the scenes, she divorced her husband and ruined his reputation. Then she woke up and found herself back in the past, all the way back to her senior year of high school, when she first met her future ex-husband. With memories of her past life, she knew her future husband was already involved with his mistress. So whenever he tried to flatter her, she sent him packing with a tongue-lashing. In response, he went all in and ruined her reputation, hoping she'd come crawling into his arms.

Yan Huan's only response was: No way! With the powerful figure who had helped her in her previous life right there, a perfect husband chosen by fate, why would she settle for the second-rate men her male-chauvinist grandmother tried to foist on her?

But why was the powerful figure so hot-tempered and scheming when he was young? She'd even heard his family had a tradition of abandoning wives and children. And his family was a complete mess too. If she married him, she'd have to look after the elders, raise the children, and earn money to support the family. It looked like a life of hardship with no hope in sight.

The powerful figure didn't give Yan Huan a chance to change her mind. He was broad-shouldered and slim-waisted, with handsome features. And with the advantage of her past life, there were opportunities everywhere in the years just after reform and opening up. He promised Yan Huan that good days were just around the corner, and of course she believed him. Who could have guessed that he wouldn't just be good at making money, but would also make her marvel at how wonderful it was to be young when it came to bedroom matters?

Everyone said Yan Huan was a beautiful flower stuck in a pile of cow dung after marrying Chen Liedong. But Yan Huan thought that pile of cow dung was pretty handsome. And who was Brother Dong, anyway? He'd never let his wife suffer for even a moment. No house? He'd find one. No job? He'd get one. No bed? He'd build one. But how had he ended up listening to his wife and making bunk beds? What would happen to his own happiness now?

Please add my new novel to your favorites: The Male Lead's Long-Suffering Wife in a Period Novel: The 1980s

Overworked office worker Meng Zhen wakes up inside a 1970s period novel about the male lead's fiancee. She's the male lead's long-suffering family servant, a character who appears in only two chapters before jumping into a river to kill herself.

In the novel, the male lead, Zhao Li, passes the college entrance exam at twenty-two. He can't bring himself to get rid of Meng Zhen, who came to live with his family when she was seventeen and became their unpaid laborer and punching bag. He strings her along year after year, until he finally brings home a girlfriend from the city.

Meng Zhen has worked like a beast for the Zhao family for four years. She keeps waiting for the male lead to marry her, only for him to return with a fair-skinned, beautiful city wife and introduce Meng Zhen to everyone as, "This is my little sister."

In the novel, Meng Zhen, who has made her fiance the center of her world, can't bear the news that Zhao Li won't marry her and jumps into the river to kill herself.

Xiao Zhen, who has taken over her body, looks at the male lead, who seems so decent on the surface, and says, "My surname is Meng, and yours is Zhao. How exactly am I your sister? Pay me for four years of labor."

Should she go back to the Meng family, where her own mother will sell her to an old widower to help her eldest brother and pay for her younger brother's wedding? Or should she stay alone in this village with the Zhao family?

Theme: Your fate is in your own hands. Women especially should earn more and love themselves.