In the Eighties, the Chief Stops Chasing Her—Divorce with Kids Is So Worth It

Historical · Romance · Second Chance

Completed, including extras.

In her previous life, her son and the son of her husband’s fallen comrade’s widow fell into the water at the same time.

Her husband saved the widow’s son.

Jiang Yi endured the pain of losing her son and stayed locked in a miserable marriage with her husband for thirty years, only to die in depression in the end.

With one sudden rebirth, she returns to before her son falls into the water. The first thing she does is divorce her husband and take her son away.

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Everyone says Jiang Yi loved him too deeply—every woman in the country could get divorced, but she never would.

Jiang Yi: Have you ever seen a divorce certificate?

Everyone says: She married Lu Yunxiao at eighteen, never even took the college entrance exam, lived in the military compound for five years, and has no ability to make a living. Sooner or later she’ll come crawling back.

Jiang Yi: And how would you know how much money I have in the bank?

Everyone says: She’s hot-tempered and has a child in tow. What man would dare marry her?

Jiang Yi: Did I ever tell you who keeps me trembling in bed every night?

What they don’t know is what she did in her previous life...

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A satisfying story with face-slapping, though not exactly a female-powerhouse novel.

The female lead has a career line and works hard, taking you back to the passionate, youthful era of entrepreneurship in the 1980s.

There is a CP, and the male lead is intense, wild, and overflowing with chemistry.