The Beautiful Ex-Wife Is Too Alluring; The Cold-Faced Military Officer Begs for Remarriage

Synopsis:
[Fictional 1970s + Both Leads Are Each Other’s First + Military Marriage + “Chasing Wife to the Crematorium” Trope + Gourmet Food]
Mu Wanwan, who died tragically in a car accident, is reborn on the night of her wedding.
In her previous life, she was infatuated with Wen Lin. Relying on a past favor, she married into the Wen family and rose from a small village girl to the regiment commander’s wife in the military compound. In everyone’s eyes, she had married far above her station.
Mu Wanwan clearly knew that Wen Lin was cold by nature and didn’t love her, yet she firmly believed that with enough effort she could win his heart. She followed him around every day, devoted and persistent.
But reality proved that everything she did was nothing more than a joke. In Wen Lin’s heart, there was always another woman who mattered more than she ever did.
After three years of marriage, she was abandoned time and again. Her heart was left scarred and shattered, and in the end, she met a tragic death.
Given a second chance at life, Mu Wanwan decides to stay far away from that scumbag Wen Lin. She decisively asks for a divorce, determined to cut all ties with him and focus solely on making money and building her career.
Yet just when she finally obtains the divorce certificate, the once aloof and high-and-mighty man regrets it. He shamelessly clings to her every day—red-eyed as he kneels and begs for forgiveness, while fiercely glaring at all her suitors.
Driven to exasperation, Mu Wanwan says, “Wen Lin, we’re already divorced. Can you stop interfering in my life?”
Wen Lin steps closer, domineering as ever. “No. Even after divorce, we can remarry.”
Later, everyone in the compound comes to realize that Wen Lin is actually the one who was dumped. Even his closest brothers never expected him to cast aside his pride and pursue his ex-wife again.
Wen Lin: “What’s pride worth? My wife is what matters most!”