I Became the Wicked Ex-Wife, Yet the Icy CEO Spoils Me Rotten

Money-grubbing, lazy fake heiress vs. aloof, affection-starved CEO who can't have children

Sang Nuan transmigrated into the role of the vicious cannon-fodder wife of Huo Qihan, a billionaire CEO who couldn't have children.

System prompt: As long as she convincingly plays a vicious, spoiled shrew, keeps pushing the male lead's buttons, and hangs on until the real heiress appears and they divorce smoothly, she can take a whopping ten million yuan in compensation and fake her death to escape!

Sang Nuan's eyes lit up. “I can do this!”

For ten million, she trampled all over the icy king of hell's boundaries.

He was a severe germaphobe who couldn't stand women? She deliberately got in his face in public, pressing her soft, fragrant body right up to his ear.

His possessiveness was off the charts? She turned around and called his childhood friend “big brother” in a coy voice, then showed up to their date in a scorching red dress to slap him in the face with a green hat. Every day, Sang Nuan drew tally marks in her “Guide to Pushing His Buttons,” happily calculating when the icy mountain would finally slap the divorce papers in her face.

But when the real heiress showed up, Sang Nuan packed her bags and got ready to take the money and run. Then she saw the two lines on her pregnancy test and fell into deep thought: Weren't we told he couldn't have children?!

And in the crush of the crowd, the man who was supposed to hate her to the bone held her tight against him, eyes red and voice trembling. “Baby, are you leaving me?”

No one knew that in his previous life, Huo Qihan had taken his own life after Sang Nuan died. He spent all his luck striking a deal with the Supreme God, just to reset the world and meet her again, even if it meant losing his memories.

In this life, he thought their absurd marriage was simply a matter of each getting what they wanted. But little by little, he realized that his newlywed wife, who danced all over his boundaries every day, had become the only light in his dim life.