Back to 1984: From the Start, I Have Three Ex-Wives

[Period Setting] [Countryside] [Everyday Life] [No System] [Getting Rich Through Street Stalls and Shops]

Song Yu transmigrates into the body of a village ne’er-do-well who has been divorced three times. All because he changed a widow’s light bulb, his sworn enemy tied him up and led the whole village in denouncing him.

His three older sisters pawned everything they owned to scrape together three bride prices, only for him to dump each wife because he couldn’t stand one flaw or another!

“You’re too hot-tempered. We’re not right for each other!”

“You barely talk and have no romance in you. All you do is cook and do housework!”

“You’re not built well. You definitely can’t have a son!”

His eldest sister’s husband had pulled strings to get him a temporary job at the supply and marketing cooperative, but Song Yu was fired over his “moral conduct,” leaving him with no source of income.

His ex-wives may have said they wished someone would beat him to death, but one of them secretly brought him some medicated oil.

Unwilling to let his ex-wife down, and not wanting the village gossips to mock him behind his back, Song Yu starts a street-stall business and works hard to make money. Gradually, his relationship with his ex-wife begins to improve.

His three ex-wives resort to all sorts of tricks to compete over who will be the first to have Song Yu’s child. The schemes get more and more outrageous. Speaking of which, the day his first ex-wife, Xie Caiyun, tied Song Yu up and took him home...

Many years later, Song Yu and his ex-wife have finally settled into a happy life together, but his three ex-wives get into another huge fight over who gets to be number one...

Song Yu finds himself thinking that being single and free is the best...