Transmigrating to the Future: I'm Done Putting Up With the Sharp-Tongued CEO

[Transmigration + a groveling pursuit to win her back + wealthy family drama + happy ending]

Cool, resilient heroine × sharp-tongued, obsessive hero

Shen Nanxi has loved someone for years. Fu Siye was the secret she kept in her heart throughout high school, the person she had a crush on for her entire youth.

Later, she takes her sister’s place and gets to marry him at last. She thinks she’ll finally be close to happiness, but he neglects her for three years and spends every day with another woman.

Then, on his birthday, she hears him say coldly, “I only married her out of a sense of duty. I have no feelings for her. To me, she’s just a burden.”

Her sincere love is trampled underfoot and shattered to pieces.

She and Song Jiao are kidnapped together. When forced to choose between them, he says coldly, “I choose Song Jiao.”

Shen Nanxi smiles in acceptance, takes the divorce papers, and disappears from his world.

Everyone says Fu Siye, the powerful man of the imperial capital, has gone mad, searching the entire city for his ex-wife.

*

When they meet again, the poor, blind woman has become a princess cherished by a wealthy family.

She walks up beside him, arm in arm with a tall, handsome man, and smiles gracefully. “President Fu, this is my fiancé.”

Fu Siye crushes the wineglass in his hand. In the dead of night, he pins her against the door, covering her with kisses that seem to steal Shen Nanxi’s breath.

His eyes wild and obsessive, he holds out a pair of handcuffs, his voice faintly pleading.

“Shen Nanxi, I want to lock you away so no one else can covet you. But I don’t want to make you angry, so I’m giving you the chance to imprison me. Let me stay by your side for the rest of my life.”

(The heroine is blind at first, but later regains her sight.)