The ’80s: You Married Your White Moonlight, I Married the Fourth Son of a Wealthy Family

Shen Yuanxi choked to death on a sip of bubble tea and woke up in Pingjiang City in 1987. Her parents had disappeared. Her brother had disappeared. Even her fiancé had run away. Fortunately, before the original owner of the body died from sudden cardiac arrest, she had already secured a position as a university lecturer—and had even registered her marriage to the fourth young master of the wealthy Xie family from Hong Kong. Her s*umbag ex-fiancé, He Yuncheng, had the audacity to kiss his childhood sweetheart, Lin Zining, right in front of Shen Yuanxi. Then he shamelessly declared, “As long as you stop competing with Ningning for the title of Mrs. He and pay to get me into the foreign-invested machinery factory, I’ll reluctantly let you be my mistress.” Shen Yuanxi slapped her marriage certificate across his face. “Sorry, but I’m already married. My bride price was 100,000 yuan, five commercial storefronts, and my husband just happens to be the general manager of the foreign-invested machinery factory.”