Terminal Cancer: The CEO Marries Me, Though I’m Terminally Ill

One-line summary:

“Her medical records are filled with despair, yet she turns her life into a feel-good triumph!”

Detailed summary:

At 25, Lin Xiaoman, a migrant worker in Beijing, is diagnosed with late-stage stomach cancer. Her doctor says she has less than a year to live. Desperate to scrape together the astronomical cost of surgery, she works as a PowerPoint drudge by day, enduring psychological abuse from her boss, sings with a husky voice at a bar by night, and takes part-time shifts as a designated driver in the early hours. Then, one night, she unexpectedly picks up Lu Chen, the drunk CEO of a tech company, after he vomits in his car.

From then on, her fate takes a turn. Working herself to the bone and livestreaming her battle with cancer, she makes a comeback as a workplace influencer with millions of followers, and miraculously, the cancer cells disappear! Meanwhile, the domineering CEO she once snapped at for a “500-yuan car wash fee” had secretly helped pay for her medical bills... When a crooked developer cheats her out of the down payment on her home, Lu Chen simply buys the entire development and gives her an apartment: “Your cancer-fighting story is an investment case for my AI healthcare company.”

At their wedding, he hands her a prenuptial agreement: “Fifty percent of my publicly listed company shares are yours. After all, you cured my misogyny.”