After breaking off the engagement the prince of Beijing circled asked her to get the marriage certificate

Yu Wan transmigrates into a cult romance novel about a domineering boss and becomes the eponymous, vicious female supporting character. The book’s ending: Disliked by everyone, she suffers a bout of depression and rushes to the hero and heroine’s wedding, only to be involved in a car accident.
Yu Wan believes she can still salvage the situation, tearing apart the plot’s vicious female supporting character and becoming a winner in life.
The
male lead demands she apologize to Bai Yueguang and threatens to cancel their child marriage.
Yu Wan: “Gu Lingxuan, I’ll grant your wish. Let’s cancel the child marriage.”
The whole room erupts in laughter, but no one believes it.
He counted to three,
and Yu Wan left without looking back, marrying Fu Zhengnian, the prince of the Beijing world.
Fu
Zhengnian was very satisfied with his contract marriage. His contract wife was different from other women: obedient and devoted, and she wouldn’t indulge him.
He couldn’t offer her anything but money.
Gradually, he grew increasingly dissatisfied. He
was dissatisfied with her obedience and clear boundaries. His abstinence and
coldness had caused him to lose his mind, repeatedly making exceptions for her, a betrayal that only served him well.
Until
one day, the abstinence-seeking man cornered Yu Wan against a French window and said in a hoarse voice, “Wanwan, we are husband and wife.” He kissed her sweaty hair and the corners of her tear-stained eyes, and performed all the duties of a married couple.
The girl beneath him trembled in disarray, not knowing what heaven and earth were.
Seeing her broken and pitiful appearance, he thought to himself: Hmm, be gentler next time. From then on, he became addicted to her, unable to stop…
From calling her Madam Fu, to Wanwan, baby, wife, and little ancestor, it was proof of the sobering and deep love of the superior.