I Reincarnated as a Wealthy Family’s Nanny, Waiting for the CEO to Ask for a Divorce

After working herself to death from overtime, modern office drone Wen Wen wakes up inside an old-school melodramatic novel as the vicious supporting female character, who is madly in love with an icy, domineering CEO and ultimately gets abandoned. It’s hell mode from the start: her husband, Gu Chenzhou, treats her like she’s invisible; her four-year-old daughter, Gu An’an, looks at her as if she were a monster; and the original heroine, Lin Weiwei, is about to return from abroad with her halo firmly in place. Seeing the System’s warning about the “tragic death ending for the supporting female character,” Wen Wen quickly revises her goals: 1. Cling to her daughter Gu An’an and repair their relationship to secure custody. 2. Sell off the original owner’s luxury goods and secretly save money, preparing for life as a landlady after the divorce. 3. Wait for the heroine to show up, divorce her husband without delay, take the exorbitant child support, and run off with her daughter, while scouting out a cute younger guy! But plans never keep pace with reality. She only bought her daughter a bag of potato chips, yet the icy CEO stared at her for half a minute. She took her daughter splashing through puddles and playing in the mud, and he, a man with a notorious aversion to dirt, actually crouched down to wipe her daughter’s shoes. She stayed up late studying investments, and he silently brought her warm milk, then complained that her “cute younger guy dream board” was terribly drawn. Even when the original heroine showed up, he didn’t just tear up the divorce papers she handed him. He transferred every property in his name to her, his gaze turning dangerous. “Want to divorce me and find someone else? Did you ask me first?” Wen Wen: ??? Why isn’t this CEO following the script?