- Get APP Scan code to watch on App
Divorced Today, Married Again in Another World Full Episode
011
On a mountain foraging trip, two kids—Ryan and Lola—are told to play while the adults search for food. The protagonist activates a system that dings, detecting fertilized eggs of an extinct bird valued at 100 gold each. Struggling to climb, they harvest five eggs amid teasing about weak stamina and the protagonist's old, bedridden past. They joke about buying a camera and selling photos if they return to modern times; a subtitle even notes Julian Ford transmigrated and survives by stealing bird eggs. A sudden cry—"Is that Lola crying?"—breaks the moment, leaving safety and the eggs unresolved.
012
Children Lola and Ryan clash with Daxton when he snatches a prized cricket; Daxton pushes them and Ryan defends Lola. Adults from both families swarm the scene. Daxton's mother accuses the other side and demands compensation, calling Lola useless. Lola explains their mother never let her fight back before, but she did this time and insists Ryan was innocent. The confrontation escalates as the second-branch family presses for payment. The episode turns when a woman from that branch learns the group found food and declares, "I'll take it all," leaving the family's needs unmet and the conflict unresolved.
013
At a gathering Daxton is found badly beaten and his grandmother, Old Mrs. Ford, exposes his injuries. Neighbors trade accusations: one side claims Daxton struck Lola first; the other insists their child was hurt and demands compensation. Emily and Julian refuse to apologize and, backed by a crowd, mock Blake and threaten violence. Someone accuses the opposing family of using child-beating as an extortion tactic. The argument escalates from insults to looming physical bullying as medical help is urged. The episode ends unresolved with the taunt, 'Are you sure you outnumber us?'
014
Emily Silva and Julian Ford sign their divorce papers. By nightfall they wake in an ancient, famine-stricken village — strangers to the land and suddenly parents to two children they've never met. Stranded and responsible, they learn a harsh rule: a system binds them, allowing antiques to be sold for coins as the only lifeline. With no way home and food scarce, survival forces cooperation and they put the divorce on hold. Daily barter exposes old resentments, tests patience, and demands hard choices under hunger and fear. Practical partnership turns into mutual reliance; awkward care becomes genuine affection. Little by little, the arrangement tightens into a true marriage, a real family, and a life neither expected but cannot let go.
015
Emily Silva and Julian Ford sign their divorce papers. By nightfall they wake in an ancient, famine-stricken village — strangers to the land and suddenly parents to two children they've never met. Stranded and responsible, they learn a harsh rule: a system binds them, allowing antiques to be sold for coins as the only lifeline. With no way home and food scarce, survival forces cooperation and they put the divorce on hold. Daily barter exposes old resentments, tests patience, and demands hard choices under hunger and fear. Practical partnership turns into mutual reliance; awkward care becomes genuine affection. Little by little, the arrangement tightens into a true marriage, a real family, and a life neither expected but cannot let go.
016
Emily Silva and Julian Ford sign their divorce papers. By nightfall they wake in an ancient, famine-stricken village — strangers to the land and suddenly parents to two children they've never met. Stranded and responsible, they learn a harsh rule: a system binds them, allowing antiques to be sold for coins as the only lifeline. With no way home and food scarce, survival forces cooperation and they put the divorce on hold. Daily barter exposes old resentments, tests patience, and demands hard choices under hunger and fear. Practical partnership turns into mutual reliance; awkward care becomes genuine affection. Little by little, the arrangement tightens into a true marriage, a real family, and a life neither expected but cannot let go.
017
Emily Silva and Julian Ford sign their divorce papers. By nightfall they wake in an ancient, famine-stricken village — strangers to the land and suddenly parents to two children they've never met. Stranded and responsible, they learn a harsh rule: a system binds them, allowing antiques to be sold for coins as the only lifeline. With no way home and food scarce, survival forces cooperation and they put the divorce on hold. Daily barter exposes old resentments, tests patience, and demands hard choices under hunger and fear. Practical partnership turns into mutual reliance; awkward care becomes genuine affection. Little by little, the arrangement tightens into a true marriage, a real family, and a life neither expected but cannot let go.
018
Emily Silva and Julian Ford sign their divorce papers. By nightfall they wake in an ancient, famine-stricken village — strangers to the land and suddenly parents to two children they've never met. Stranded and responsible, they learn a harsh rule: a system binds them, allowing antiques to be sold for coins as the only lifeline. With no way home and food scarce, survival forces cooperation and they put the divorce on hold. Daily barter exposes old resentments, tests patience, and demands hard choices under hunger and fear. Practical partnership turns into mutual reliance; awkward care becomes genuine affection. Little by little, the arrangement tightens into a true marriage, a real family, and a life neither expected but cannot let go.
019
Emily Silva and Julian Ford sign their divorce papers. By nightfall they wake in an ancient, famine-stricken village — strangers to the land and suddenly parents to two children they've never met. Stranded and responsible, they learn a harsh rule: a system binds them, allowing antiques to be sold for coins as the only lifeline. With no way home and food scarce, survival forces cooperation and they put the divorce on hold. Daily barter exposes old resentments, tests patience, and demands hard choices under hunger and fear. Practical partnership turns into mutual reliance; awkward care becomes genuine affection. Little by little, the arrangement tightens into a true marriage, a real family, and a life neither expected but cannot let go.
020
Emily Silva and Julian Ford sign their divorce papers. By nightfall they wake in an ancient, famine-stricken village — strangers to the land and suddenly parents to two children they've never met. Stranded and responsible, they learn a harsh rule: a system binds them, allowing antiques to be sold for coins as the only lifeline. With no way home and food scarce, survival forces cooperation and they put the divorce on hold. Daily barter exposes old resentments, tests patience, and demands hard choices under hunger and fear. Practical partnership turns into mutual reliance; awkward care becomes genuine affection. Little by little, the arrangement tightens into a true marriage, a real family, and a life neither expected but cannot let go.