[Transmigrate into a book | System | spendthrift | strong heroine | comeback | business warfare | the ex regrets it too late | rekindled romance | happy ending] She transmigrates into a CEO romance novel as the deranged ex-wife who doesn’t survive three chapters. On the day she gets divorced, the Spendthrift System activates: blow through her ex-husband’s ten billion yuan in thirty days, or follow the original plot and jump off a rooftop.
Lin Wan rolls up her sleeves and gets to work.
She buys junk stocks, and all three hit their daily trading limits. She drops eighty million on scrap jadeite, and every strike of the hammer reveals imperial green. She invests in a no-name lab rejected by forty-seven institutions, and its technology makes a breakthrough in a month. The harder she tries to lose money, the more it piles into her pockets.
Investors line up to throw money at her, and suppliers pay a million just for a chance to work with her. When her ex-husband’s company is targeted by short sellers, she puts up her entire fortune to defend it.
And the man who signed the papers and let her go starts to change his tune.
“Lin Wan, come back.”
“Mr. Gu, you signed the divorce agreement.”
“I tore it up.”
“…So what? The civil affairs bureau has a copy.”
He advances step by step, pinning her against the doorframe.
“Then I’ll buy the civil affairs bureau too.”
Lin Wan reaches out, presses her index finger to his chest, and pushes him back inch by inch.
“Gu Xiuyuan, when you were chasing me, I was running away.”
“Now I’m not running anymore.”
“Your turn to come get me.”
