When people transmigrate into a book, they either become the domineering CEO's beloved little lover or the moonlight he can never forget, basking in his boundless affection. Zhou Mo's experience is on "Hell Mode" instead: she transmigrates into the book as the supporting female character hated and abandoned by the male lead, Lu Jingshen. Worse still, the two are still married.
The original Zhou Mo was betrothed to Lu Jingshen as a child because of a promise made by their grandparents. She insisted on marrying him but was met with cold indifference. Lu Jingshen spent five years abroad without a word, and upon returning, he set his heart on divorce. After transmigrating into the book, Zhou Mo knows that a forced melon isn't sweet. She doesn't want to repeat the original character's mistake of clinging to the protagonists. All she wants is to get the divorce papers as quickly as possible and build a career to support her mother. But this marriage, founded on a promise, along with Lu Jingshen's misunderstandings and obstruction, makes the road to divorce full of obstacles. Meanwhile, the drama of the husband chasing his wife to the crematorium quietly begins.
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
