80s: After Divorce, I Hooked the Villain Boss

In her previous life, Zhong Qiao was the modern Wang Baochuan, rejecting wealth and luxury to elope with a scumbag. She savored their lean meals and gnawed on wild vegetables, thinking it was sweet.

After she grew old and lost her looks, her ungrateful son and the scumbag husband colluded to defraud her insurance and murder her.

Reborn, she returned to the day after giving birth. Looking at the bowl of pickled vegetable porridge her terrible mother-in-law made for her by the bed, and hearing her cry about how good her scumbag husband was to her, Zhong Qiao couldn't take it anymore.

She raised her hand and threw the pickled vegetable porridge at the hypocritical scumbag, yelling, "Divorce! The son is yours, the daughter is mine!"

After returning to the compound, Zhong Qiao only then learned that she actually had a childhood fiancée from her maternal grandfather's friend's family, someone who had saved her twice—Ji He Bai, an overseas-trained military doctor.

He was the top son-in-law choice in the entire compound. Everyone in the compound was laughing at Zhong Qiao for picking up a sesame seed and losing a watermelon.

Zhong Qiao tore into the factory leader to demand her wages, went back to school, ripped apart her awful relatives, and started a business, making the scumbag's family regret it to tears.

But... wait, why does it feel like something isn't right? How come her childhood fiancée looks more and more like the blackened villain boss from her previous life?

Novel's core idea: If not for those three years he impersonated, you would have been my lawfully wedded wife.