I'm Done Being the Perfect Wife: I'll Bring Down My CEO Husband

Everyone envies me, Shen Zhiyu. I married Lin Zhenghong, the East China regional president of Xinghong Group, and am widely praised in our circle as the ideal supportive wife. They say Lin Zhenghong is young and successful, a shrewd operator who dotes on his wife. He's a man you only find once in a thousand miles. Then, at the group's annual gala, in front of the livestream cameras, I watched him present the award for Employee of the Year to newcomer Su Wanwan, crediting her with the nationally acclaimed project proposal I'd spent three sleepless nights writing. His fingertips brushed her collarbone suggestively. That gesture was exactly like the one from ten years ago, when he was just starting out. Back then, he landed his first deal using a proposal I'd written, then gratefully put a commemorative necklace around my neck. Only then did I finally wake up. I'd turned down a million-yuan offer from the group headquarters and spent ten years of my youth painstakingly raising him from a junior employee to regional president. All along, he'd been taking everything I'd worked for and laying it at another woman's feet behind my back. No matter. If he can lift Su Wanwan up to the clouds, I can make sure she crashes hard into the mud. If he can hold on to his position as regional president and manage a business empire worth tens of billions, I can personally expose everything he's done and leave him disgraced and with nothing. When I returned to the top of the industry as a vice president at group headquarters and parachuted in as his new boss, he knelt before me with red eyes, begging me to take him back. I only smiled and handed him divorce papers along with an investigation notice from headquarters' audit department. "President Lin, long time no see. You and the woman you love can both get out of this industry."