Oh No! I Got Too Into My Role, and the Villainous Big Shot Won’t Let Me Leave

[Theatrical, bright, and delightfully unhinged heroine × cold, arrogant villainous tycoon; marriage first, love later + sweet romance + face-slapping]

Ming Shichu wakes up in a novel, inhabiting the role of a clueless contract wife in a wealthy family.

Not only does she make a scene at every turn, but she also digs her own grave, treating her amnesiac husband like a fool...

In the end, she's thrown out, cheated out of her heart, and swindled out of her money.

She wakes up on the very day of the divorce.

Ming Shichu calculates: one year under contract, ten billion to walk away.

Was the original owner knocked senseless by money and left with a broken brain?!

Is there anything in this world warmer, more sincere, kinder, or fairer than the smile on a banknote?

Her life? Fine! But take her money away?

Not in your dreams!!

Ming Shichu storms through the Blood Gate and rushes to her amnesiac husband:

“Don't sign the divorce papers! You can't sign!”

“Darling! This family can't go on without me!”

“Darling, I want to sit on your studly waist and ride it like a slide!”

Fu Chengxiao has regained his memory.

Ming Shichu has no idea.

She only hears him press his lips close to her earlobe, his voice low and husky as he asks, “Baby, was it like this before? Like this? Or like this?”