Remarriage to a Mortal Enemy in the 70s

Zhan Aiping, a girl raised in a large compound, is known for her fiery temper and is likened to a little chili pepper. She’s a female military doctor who later falls for a cultured and refined professor, leaving the military to marry him and dedicating herself to domestic life. However, the marriage ends in divorce, and she is estranged from her children. Gu Sheng, a man also raised in the same large compound and her childhood adversary. They fought as kids and lost touch as adults. Unexpectedly, in their fifties or sixties, they find themselves in a late-life romance. After a rebirth, she returns to the seventies, just before her original wedding. She finds herself trapped by the two-faced tactics of her ex-husband and his mother:“Entering the He family means following our rules.”“Aiping, just bear with it, for our future…” Zhan Aiping defiantly responds, “I don’t give a damn about these rules! I won’t marry!” Her stepmother and stepsister try to convince her, advocating traditional subservience to her future husband and his family. But Zhan Aiping refuses to be subjugated. Her colleagues, aware of the wedding preparations, find the situation amusing and pressure her to conform. Zhan Aiping, however, decides to change her groom instead:“Gu Laowu, do you want to marry me?”A handsome man in military uniform, Gu Sheng, raises an eyebrow: “Marry you? Are you saying my brain’s been kicked by a donkey?” Before the marriage:“Once she’s my wife, I’ll slowly tame her.”“I’ll make sure she’s completely obedient.” After the marriage:“My wife, I was wrong.”“My wife, let me in the house!!!” Zhan Aiping retorts, “Who’s taming who now?” Zhan Aiping x Gu ShengA daily life story filled with chaos, sweetness, and love

Original Publisher

jjwxc

Original Language

chinese

Type

Web Novel

## My Thoughts on Remarriage to a Mortal Enemy in the 70s "Remarriage to a Mortal Enemy in the 70s" promised a cozy slice-of-life story with a touch of humor and a second chance at love, and for the most part, it delivered. I went in expecting a heartwarming tale, and I wasn't disappointed. However, it wasn't without its minor flaws. ### First Impressions The premise is definitely intriguing: a woman reborn just before marrying her scummy first husband decides to change her destiny and pursue a relationship with her childhood "enemy," a dedicated military doctor. The initial chapters set the stage for a lighthearted, bickering romance, and I was eager to see how their relationship would blossom. The 1970s China setting also adds a unique flavor that I really enjoyed. ### What Works Well The core strength of this novel lies in its sweet and loving couple. Once the leads commit to each other, the story becomes a delightful showcase of their daily lives, filled with adorable moments, child-rearing adventures, and interactions with a colorful cast of friends and neighbors. I particularly enjoyed the humor woven into their interactions and the occasional glimpses into their family dynamics. The kids are absolute scene-stealers! The author clearly excels at creating a feel-good atmosphere, making it a perfect choice for readers seeking a break from heavier, drama-filled narratives. I also appreciated the minimal propaganda, which kept the focus on the characters and their relationships. ### Areas of Concern While I found the lack of intense drama refreshing, the story occasionally veered into "bland" territory. The conflicts felt easily resolved, and the MC's success sometimes seemed a bit too effortless. I was also a bit disappointed that the MC's medical career wasn't explored in greater depth. While her shift to business was interesting, it felt somewhat glossed over. Furthermore, some found the constant comparisons between characters and their families repetitive and annoying. This is something to keep in mind if this trope is something you don't like. ### ⚠️ Spoiler Warning Some readers have pointed out specific plot points, such as the MC's clean break from her ex-husband and her eventual estrangement from her father. Also, there are a few extra stories that focus on the children's love lines, one of which involves the youngest daughter going back in time. ### Final Verdict Overall, "Remarriage to a Mortal Enemy in the 70s" is a charming and relaxing read, especially if you're a fan of slice-of-life stories with a strong emphasis on romance and family. While it might not be the most groundbreaking or complex novel, its heartwarming atmosphere and adorable couple make it a worthwhile experience. I'd recommend it to anyone looking for a light and fluffy escape.