Era: The naive beauty charmed the villain!

Shortly after Lin An'an became pregnant, Li Meihong got married.

The job I was set up with with that worker from the county before the Lunar New Year didn't work out in the end.

Even though Li Meihong borrowed a new outfit to go on the date, the man looked down on her rural household registration.

I only went to the appointment out of courtesy to the person who introduced me.

Upon arrival, they didn't even have a sip of tea before hurriedly getting up and leaving, and naturally, there was no follow-up.

The man she married now is also from the county, but he's been married before.

Wu Zhenfei was from the county. He had a wife who gave birth to a daughter, but the Wu family wanted a son and forced him to have more children.

But something went wrong; after their daughter was born, the first wife didn't get pregnant again for five or six years.

The elders in the Wu family thought that their daughter-in-law might have injured her body during her first pregnancy, which was why she hadn't had any more children and probably couldn't have any more.

Therefore, he made the decision to have Wu Zhenfei divorce his wife.

Wu Zhenfei is a mama's boy, extremely stupid, and cowardly.

He barely graduated from junior high school at the age of twenty. After graduation, he didn't go to work and just stayed at home, reading comic books every day.

He married his ex-wife under his parents' arrangement, and then divorced her, also following his parents' wishes.

When Wu Zhenfei met Li Meihong, it had been more than a year since his divorce from his ex-wife.

His ex-wife was also from the county, and her family's circumstances were similar to Wu's. After their marriage, she always looked down on Wu Zhenfei, who was obese and lazy, and didn't like to talk to him much.

After Wu proposed the divorce, she showed no intention of reconciliation, simply packed her things, and took the child back to her parents' home.

Li Meihong, however, thought differently. Although Wu Zhenfei was a divorcee, she considered him a hot commodity.

He only has one daughter, who was taken away by his ex-wife. Judging from their attitude, they will never see each other again.

In this way, although Wu Zhenfei has been married for many years, he is essentially the same as an unmarried young man.

Although Wu Zhenfei himself is unemployed, his parents are both working, and he is also a rare only child.

With no brothers to divide the inheritance, and no sisters-in-law or other relatives, the family is small. Even if he stays at home all his life, the inheritance will all belong to him alone.

In Li Meihong's view, these were conditions that were simply unmatched in the entire county.

With the matchmaker showering him with compliments, Li Meihong felt that she would be a fool not to cherish this opportunity.

Therefore, when interacting with Wu Zhenfei, she was extremely enthusiastic and proactive, displaying the utmost flattery.

When Wu Zhenfei and his ex-wife first got married, their relationship seemed somewhat harmonious.

In the years that followed, all he received from his ex-wife was endless coldness.

After his divorce, when he went on blind dates with other women in the county, most of them didn't like him after talking to him.

Where have I ever received such enthusiastic praise?

Wu Zhenfei was very satisfied with Li Meihong for a time, and even though his parents disliked that Li Meihong was a country girl, he was reluctant to let her go immediately.

When they first got divorced, both Wu Zhenfei himself and his parents were very confident.

He felt that with his family's resources, finding a girl who was both well-off and fertile was a piece of cake.

But in the year or so since the divorce, she has suffered an extraordinary amount of blows.

Whether in the county, the town, or even the countryside, the Wu family has already asked people to find countless matchmaking opportunities.

Anyway, Wu Zhenfei was unemployed and idle at home, spending almost every day either waiting for blind dates or on his way to one.

None of them succeeded.