After Flash-Marrying a Big Shot from an Era Novel

[Period novel, male lead is reborn, whirlwind marriage, love after marriage. The blurb may change.]

Six months after Song Wanhe had gone to the countryside, a telegram saying that her mother was gravely ill and she should return at once brought her back to the city.

Only when she got home did she learn that her mother was perfectly healthy. She had tricked Song Wanhe into coming back to force her to marry an abusive man with three children.

Her family confiscated her educated-youth certificate and her money and ration coupons, leaving her stranded in the city.

With nowhere else to turn, she went to the neighborhood committee for help and unexpectedly met a man there.

The handsome, long-legged man held a military cap emblazoned with a red star. His long, thick lashes lowered as he gazed deeply at her.

"I don't have a job to offer you... But would you be willing to marry me?"

Looking at the man's crisp military uniform, Song Wanhe hesitated for a moment, then decisively nodded.

Marrying a soldier had to be better than marrying an abusive man.

The neighborhood committee issued their marriage referral letters on the spot, and the two went directly to register their marriage.

Their married life was peaceful and warm, but she increasingly felt that something was off.

She was certain she had never met Xiao Chenghuai before they married, yet he seemed to know everything about her.

He knew what dishes she liked, what colors she preferred, what movies and books she enjoyed. He could even tell what she was thinking from the slightest change in her expression.

Was there something wrong with her husband?

*

Xiao Chenghuai had been reborn.

In his previous life, he had devoted all his time and energy to his career, and had remained alone right up to the end.

Seeing Song Wanhe, who had stayed by his hospital bed and had also never married, now gray-haired, he finally realized what he had missed.

In this new life, the first thing he did was go find her.

This time, he would never let her slip away.

Theme: Don't let love become a regret.