After Transmigrating into the Villain’s Ex-Wife, She Faked Her Death, and He Went Bankrupt

[Food + daily life + transmigrate into a book + lighthearted] After transmigrating one day, office worker Tao Su finds herself as a cannon-fodder character in a book. Not only did she get married in the prime of her youth, she's also the short-lived ex-wife of the villain. Once she learns how her story ends, Tao Su promptly stops waiting around, rolls up her sleeves, and takes up her Tao family's old trade: selling flatbreads. Six months later, Chu Yan returns to the manor and finds her room empty. He asks where his wife has gone. The steward beside him says, “Young Master, Young Madam is selling flatbreads in Zhangcheng.” Chu Yan: “???” A month later. The steward says, “Young Master, a letter has arrived from Madam.” Chu Yan: “Oh? Is business going badly? Does she need money?” The steward wipes the cold sweat from his forehead. “No. The words ‘divorce papers’ are written on the envelope.” Chu Yan: “!? Get the carriage ready. We're going to Zhangcheng.” Later, Tao Su discovers that as long as she stays away from the story's main plot, events automatically correct themselves. After she fakes her death in accordance with the plot, the villain goes bankrupt. One is convinced the other won't try to stop them from leaving, while the other is convinced they won't leave.