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Remarriage

Rating 2.8
Word count
424K words
Chapters
222

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Summary

After accidentally transmigrating into a book, Nan Mo becomes the mother of three children and the wife of a husband who wants to divorce her for his first love. Seeing the generous alimony in the agreement, she signs without hesitation, hones her design skills, and rises to become a brilliant designer. Just then, her wealthy grandfather finds her and asks her to come home and inherit the family fortune. Meanwhile, unhappy with Nan Mo's sudden coldness, Xiao Qi, with the help of the three adorable kids, sets out to win her back. Along the way, various first loves and scheming women try to sabotage their relationship, only to be unexpectedly upstaged by Nan Mo's many hidden identities.

Editor's review

Using a book-transmigration setup as its hook, this novel weaves together divorce, adorable children, the husband's desperate bid to win his wife back, and the heroine's self-growth. Nan Mo is no passive victim of romantic turmoil; the author has her build a career on her design expertise, then reveals her wealthy background for an identity twist, keeping the pace brisk and the conflicts dense. The three children's interactions add light relief to the tense marital tug-of-war, while first loves and scheming supporting characters take turns appearing only to be upstaged by layers of hidden identities, making for a satisfying read. It suits fragmented reading on commutes or before bed as stress-relief entertainment. Note that the work prioritizes emotional rhythm and character reversals over plot logic, so readers seeking rigorous realistic storytelling should adjust expectations.

Who it's for

A good fit for

  • Romance readers who enjoy popular tropes like book transmigration, adorable children, and winning the wife back
  • Fans of wish-fulfillment fiction who want a heroine who does not suffer in silence and turns things around through her own abilities
  • People looking for quick stress relief in fragmented reading on commutes or before bed

Not a good fit for

  • Readers who demand strict plot logic and dislike formulaic tropes
  • Readers who dislike adorable children as matchmakers and densely packed identity twists
  • Those seeking realistic fiction or a serious literary reading experience

Reading tips

  1. Read chapter by chapter, following the pacing of Nan Mo's career line and the identity reveal
  2. Treat the three children's interactions as interludes and focus on the heroine's shift in mindset
  3. Don't scrutinize the logic of the face-slapping scenes; just relax and enjoy the wish fulfillment

Contents

  1. 版权信息
  2. 1、你蠢的还挺有创造力
  3. 2、萌娃小队离家出走
  4. 3、张口就是梦话
  5. 4、凭她没这么大的脸
  6. 5、一时兴起VS气急败坏
  7. 6、我还能更疯
  8. 7、阻止你干蠢事
  9. 8、真是越来越有趣了
  10. 9、相对于梦想,脸算什么
  11. 10、他那是狼心不安
  12. 11、黑心烂肝的狗男人
  13. 12、不速之客
  14. 13、因为我要追你
  15. 14、我不会放过你的
  16. 15、夜半脚步声
  17. 16、关你屁事
  18. 17、顺位第一继承人
  19. 18、关于三个孩子的抚养权
  20. 19、杠上
  21. 20、巨财变成巨灾
  22. 21、为难
  23. 22、那是你该解决的问题
  24. 23、你挺大方的
  25. 24、节操呢
  26. 25、怒气
  27. 26、装傻
  28. 27、不堪的往事
  29. 28、争执
  30. 29、女主人
  31. 30、锁门
  32. 31、感应
  33. 32、拿手本事
  34. 33、YYDS
  35. 34、那也没能气死你
  36. 35、童言无忌
  37. 36、眼泪不是万能的
  38. 37、不要欺人太甚
  39. 38、可当可立
  40. 39、狗男人
  41. 40、不分青红皂白
  42. 41、你变了
  43. 42、查无此人
  44. 43、起死回生的那位
  45. 44、防火防盗防萧少
  46. 45、她的软肋
  47. 46、故人故事
  48. 47、作死而不自知
  49. 48、上头
  50. 49、饿兽
  51. 50、见义勇为
  52. 51、A货
  53. 52、衣冠禽兽
  54. 53、可怜之人必有可恨之处
  55. 54、看戏
  56. 55、他们身后那只想掐死她的手
  57. 56、打脸
  58. 57、羊入虎口
  59. 58、都是成年人何必认真
  60. 59、穿书的遇见魂穿的
  61. 60、惹火上身
  62. 61、他会让她知道什么叫海纳百川
  63. 62、听着都替脸疼
  64. 63、你想潜我
  65. 64、她知道他干的出来
  66. 65、你也太欺负人了
  67. 66、人咬狗
  68. 67、她的坦然让他心痛
  69. 68、瓜皮男人
  70. 69、这狗男人泼脏水的功夫还真是一流
  71. 70、僵持不下
  72. 71、孩子只是南茉的
  73. 72、必死之心
  74. 73、他就是存心为难她
  75. 74、玉石俱焚
  76. 75、不死不休
  77. 76、猎豹脚下的兔子
  78. 77、醉翁之意不在酒
  79. 78、老狐狸和小狐狸们
  80. 79、她在他眼中还真是便宜
  81. 80、不死不休
  82. 81、她就像是廉价的
  83. 82、这孩子是谁的
  84. 83、你跟封亦承到底是有事儿
  85. 84、萧少好像拿错剧本了
  86. 85、什么情况
  87. 86、千疮百孔再现人间
  88. 87、毫无头绪
  89. 88、这样的义气最是无用
  90. 89、找人
  91. 90、头顶大草原
  92. 91、他竟然在这个时候走神了
  93. 92、敏锐的商人
  94. 93、该怎么接话茬
  95. 94、该做的事是不能逃避的
  96. 95、她怂
  97. 96、这狗男人出门又没吃药
  98. 97、胜负不过一念之间
  99. 98、狗血大剧
  100. 99、不查不知道一查吓一跳
  101. 100、她已经想明白了
  102. 101、这男人本来就是她的官配
  103. 102、一时兴起的试探
  104. 103、她是我的女人
  105. 104、你这是真慈悲还是别有目的
  106. 105、好奇害死猫
  107. 106、一命抵一命
  108. 107、反噬
  109. 108、他这是什么意思
  110. 109、被吊墙头
  111. 110、计较
  112. 111、比神仙打架还要酸爽
  113. 112、还有我
  114. 113、难得看她心虚的模样
  115. 114、吃软饭的人
  116. 115、我再给你添点
  117. 116、你最好不要给我耍什么花样
  118. 117、话别说的太满
  119. 118、一言不合下毒手
  120. 119、她此刻最不想见的人就是你
  121. 120、简直了
  122. 121、太突然了
  123. 122、疯批
  124. 123、狗咬狗一嘴毛
  125. 124、敌意
  126. 125、简直不能再亏了
  127. 126、妄想
  128. 127、顺位第一监护人
  129. 128、一时间进退两难
  130. 129、计中计
  131. 130、她原来是他的仇人
  132. 131、卖人情
  133. 132、意料之外
  134. 133、黑不提白不提
  135. 134、你倒是真豁得出去
  136. 135、这套路莫名的熟悉
  137. 136、幕后黑手
  138. 137、放心
  139. 138、实力不够野心不减
  140. 139、幕后主使Z
  141. 140、内奸
  142. 141、破防
  143. 142、狭隘了
  144. 143、想多了
  145. 144、狗血剧情
  146. 145、他差点就要了她的命
  147. 146、拜托你恢复一下你的高冷吧
  148. 147、意外
  149. 148、他的秘密
  150. 149、亲身杀死自己骨头的感觉好么
  151. 150、活着真好
  152. 151、这件事听我的
  153. 152、做好一切充分的准备
  154. 153、不详的预感
  155. 154、姜星晚有问题
  156. 155、焦头烂额
  157. 156、交换
  158. 157、被当做傻子一样戏耍
  159. 158、一出大戏
  160. 159、你以为你跑的了
  161. 160、你们是怎么脱险的
  162. 161、设计与追剧不冲突
  163. 162、宠溺
  164. 163、完胜
  165. 164、反击
  166. 165、口是心非
  167. 166、神秘钟少
  168. 167、那就不必了
  169. 168、这男人的底细
  170. 169、大哥就是大哥
  171. 170、一脸崇拜
  172. 171、好大一盘棋
  173. 172、司马昭之心
  174. 173、陈年旧事
  175. 174、心有顾忌
  176. 175、违心
  177. 176、他是后爹啊你这么恨他
  178. 177、他疯了
  179. 178、恍恍惚惚的清晨
  180. 179、这都什么时候了
  181. 180、瞒不住了
  182. 181、别让我更讨厌你
  183. 182、委屈巴巴小可爱的反击
  184. 183、没有对比就没有伤害
  185. 184、他这反应着实大了点
  186. 185、是一眼心动的感觉
  187. 186、风雨欲来
  188. 187、南姝和亦梓
  189. 188、南姝看到了她不该看到的
  190. 189、赠品
  191. 190、失去耐性
  192. 191、为难
  193. 192、看了就让人讨厌
  194. 193、情绪
  195. 194、颠覆世界的爱
  196. 195、她对她的好奇
  197. 196、演
  198. 197、无用功
  199. 198、怕
  200. 199、他带不动
  201. 200、你还真是豁得出去
  202. 201、项目
  203. 202、火冒三丈
  204. 203、他又不爱我
  205. 204、气场大开
  206. 205、小白眼狼
  207. 206、最大的敌人竟然是自己
  208. 207、误会了
  209. 208、解除婚约
  210. 209、怕他
  211. 210、不记得了
  212. 211、他是爱她的
  213. 212、她倒是实在
  214. 213、怀疑
  215. 214、吃亏了
  216. 215、绑
  217. 216、硬骨头
  218. 217、得体
  219. 218、那又如何
  220. 219、最后一根稻草
  221. 220、击垮
  222. 221、肉眼可见的急眼

FAQ

Does the heroine divorce first or build her career first?
Judging from the story's arc, Nan Mo signs the divorce agreement with the generous alimony without hesitation, then develops her design skills and becomes a designer. The career line and the divorce unfold almost simultaneously, together forming the twin forces that free her from her fate in the original book.
What role do the three children play in the story?
The three adorable kids mainly serve as matchmakers driving changes in the parents' relationship and add light everyday moments to the otherwise tense marital tug-of-war. They are an important link in the emotional line between Nan Mo and Xiao Qi.
Is this suitable as bedtime reading?
Yes. The chapters are packed with conflict, but the overall tone is light and satisfying. Each chapter is not a heavy read, making it suitable for bedtime or commutes in short sessions. If you are sensitive to formulaic tropes, try the first few chapters before deciding.

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Zhang Zhezhe is an author in the field of Chinese online literature. Public information about the author is limited, and only one work can currently be confirmed: Remarriage. This work is classified under time-travel alternate history, suggesting that its narrative tends to unfold through temporal shifts or fictional historical settings rather than strict adherence to realistic premises. In terms of subject matter, Remarriage centers on the repair and restart of a marital relationship, combining time-travel and alternate-history elements to form what may be an emotionally driven narrative set in an imagined world. Because the author's nationality, dates of birth and death, English name, and other details are not clearly recorded, a full picture of the author's body of work and writing style remains difficult to outline. Based on the available material, Zhang Zhezhe's writing is still at a stage of initial reader recognition; a single work is insufficient to support a systematic judgment of style, but the time-travel alternate-history orientation evident in Remarriage offers a useful starting point for observing the author's future direction.

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