The Top Scholar's Wife and Her Road to Divorce

Wen Jingjing's parents passed away, leaving her no choice but to call off her engagement. With her still-young younger brother in tow, she struggled to keep the family shop afloat.

By the time her brother had started a family and established himself, Wen Jingjing had become an older unmarried woman, and her prospects were awkward. A matchmaker talked her into meeting Ding Baifeng, the unmarried eldest legitimate son of a prominent Jinling family, a martial arts top scorer with concubines and children.

One glance, and she was smitten for a lifetime.

Wen Jingjing married him willingly, hoping to build a good life together. But she never expected to be framed by his concubine and become enemies with Ding Baifeng. In a fit of anger, she left the Ding family. Later, she fell gravely ill and died in Ding Baifeng's arms.

When she opened her eyes again, Wen Jingjing was back at twenty-one, one year after marrying into the Ding family.

Now, Ding Baifeng no longer looked so appealing.

After that, Wen Jingjing opened a pastry shop and made a fortune. She learned to paint and play the zither, and had servants at her beck and call. Calmly, she handed Ding Baifeng a divorce agreement. "I don't want to spend my life with you anymore. Let's go our separate ways."

Ding Baifeng ripped the agreement into pieces. "Since I married you, we must be fated. Don't bring this up again."

P.S. 1. The heroine is a native of this world and is reborn. The hero is also a native of this world, with no transmigration.

2. In this life, the hero is good only to the heroine.

Theme: Improve yourself and earn the respect of others.