I Ran Away on the Night of My Divorce, Then Went Viral Online for Intangible Cultural Heritage

Yan Lingfeng transmigrated into the role of a gold-digging cannon-fodder character in an entertainment-industry novel.

Facing the icy, formidable financial magnate Pei Du, with their contract about to expire, he didn't hesitate. He signed the divorce agreement and took a fifty-million check.

On their last night together, Yan Lingfeng looked at his exceptionally gorgeous, frosty ex-husband and, determined not to leave empty-handed, casually slept with him.

The next morning, Pei Du woke up with an aching waist to find the villa empty.

He sneered and opened his phone, only to discover that the luxury custom wristwatch worth tens of millions and the limited-edition sports car he'd given Yan Lingfeng had both been listed on a secondhand auction site.

Note: Ex-husband died suddenly. Selling at a loss with tears in my eyes.

Pei Du crushed the water glass in his hand. "Yan Lingfeng, you're dead."

Later, a slow-paced variety show about intangible cultural heritage took the internet by storm.

Once the most hated pretty face on the internet, Yan Lingfeng wore white and held a carving knife. He became a master of intangible cultural heritage whom even nationally renowned masters respectfully addressed as "Master."

Countless top-tier stars and movie emperors eagerly fawned over him, hoping to get one of his carvings.

Pei Du, who had always been obsessively clean and out of everyone's league, cornered Yan Lingfeng in an alley in Jiangnan with reddened eyes.

The heir to the capital's most powerful family spoke hoarsely. "You took the money and got to have me. Who else do you want to smile at?"