She Dropped the Act After Our Marriage of Convenience Expired

Three years ago, to save the company her father had left behind, Shen Zhiyi agreed to a contractual marriage with Fu Yanci, the head of the Fu family.

Everyone thought she was a fallen heiress who had married into a wealthy family, a respectable ornament bought with a marriage contract. At Fu family banquets, she sat quietly in a corner; among the socialites, she endured their condescending tests; amid corporate turmoil, she never said a word too many.

Then, on the day their contract expired, Shen Zhiyi handed over the divorce papers.

Fu Yanci thought she simply wanted her freedom. He never expected her to take over a failing project, inherit the old company her father had left behind, expose the hidden schemes behind the financiers' machinations, and bring everyone who had looked down on her back to the table, one step at a time.

Later, the infighting among the wealthy spiraled out of control, the Fu Group faced a crisis, and the truth about her father's old case came to light.

Only then did Fu Yanci finally understand that the woman he had married had never been some clingy vine relying on the wealthy.

She was the quietest player at the board.

Standing beneath the spotlight, Shen Zhiyi said just one thing:

"I didn't marry into the Fu family to become Mrs. Fu."

"I came to take back my own life."

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.