Madly in Love with My Wife, Losing My Wits by the Day

– Yu Li unexpectedly transmigrates into a book. The bad news: she's become the male lead's cannon-fodder fiancée in a school romance novel. The good news: she's the least important supporting female character in the entire story. In the original, the male lead will forcefully break off their engagement in Chapter Three, and from then on the plot has nothing to do with her. As she makes plans for her bright new future, Yu Li quietly waits for the day to arrive. She waits and waits, but the male lead never kicks her out. Instead, roses, a diamond ring, and a proposal on one knee arrive. Yu Li: ...Huh? - Before his fiancée moves in. Jiang Lin: This is hilarious. What era are we living in, still doing arranged marriages? I'd rather starve, die outside, or jump off this building than give in to this engagement! The first day his fiancée moves in. Jiang Lin: ...She's kind of cute. One month after his fiancée moves in. Jiang Lin: Help! I want to build a relationship with my fiancée, but she only loves studying, not me. What do I do? Three months after his fiancée moves in. Jiang Lin: Thank goodness for you, arranged marriage [prayer hands] - Coming soon: So Which One of Us Is the Hopeless Romantic? Blurb After transmigrating into a sweet romance novel, Song Jingmo, the original heroine's best friend and foil, gets saddled with a lovestruck, hopeless-romantic character and a cold, domineering CEO husband. In the novel, she gets carried away by love, and ninety percent of her scenes involve running around after her husband. But the refined and powerful CEO Yan has always looked down on her. He agreed to marry her only because she's the original heroine's best friend, and the original heroine is the woman he loves but cannot have. Song Jingmo: "..." Forget it. It's a CEO in a sweet romance novel. Who needs logic? He can just be wildly domineering and ridiculously cool. What's done is done. What can she do now? Song Jingmo takes a laid-back approach and settles down comfortably in the mansion. After all, they're both supporting characters in the book, a married couple in name only, and they have no real feelings for each other. If they can keep muddling along, they might as well make a life together. If not, they can part ways amicably. - Everyone in their circle originally believed that, with the Song family's eldest daughter being such a hopeless romantic, the marriage alliance between the Yan and Song families couldn't possibly last long. Then one day... When his assistant comes to the office with some documents, he suddenly hears his boss bragging out of nowhere. Yan Qin: "My wife picked a rose from the garden for me this morning." The assistant looks at the pink rose on the desk. A crystal vase worth six figures has been reduced to a makeshift flower holder. Yan Qin: "It's a Valentine's Day gift." Assistant: "..." But Valentine's Day is still half a month away! Yan Qin: "My wife loves me very much." Assistant: "..." But she only gave you one rose. Yan Qin: "Would a villa be too little as a return gift?" Assistant: "..." But she only gave you one rose. Yan Qin: "Keep an eye on upcoming auctions. I'll pick out a few more sets of jewelry." Assistant: "..." But your wife only gave you one! Single! Rose! Theme: A life filled with warmth and abundance