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After Quitting Marriage, the System Grants Me a Cheat-Level Life
After Quitting Marriage, the System Grants Me a Cheat-Level Life Plot:
Su Wan married Gu Chengchuan, her boyfriend of five years, but lived as an "invisible nanny" for his family—her mother-in-law forced her to drink cold-dispelling herbal medicine, cursing her for "cutting off the Gu family's lineage"; her husband hid his first love's necklace, and even the wedding dress she designed overnight was stolen by his sister for a competition. Until she caught Gu Chengchuan hugging his first love in a western restaurant, she finally mustered the courage to sign the divorce papers. The moment the pen touched the paper, her phone popped up a notification from [Life Cheat System]: "Let go of the wrong person, reward a top-tier life experience". Since then, she's been unstoppable—her designed wedding dress was worn by a top celebrity to Cannes, the stolen copyright was recovered instantly, and even the cold gold lawyer Lu Jingheng offered to help her with rights protection. When Gu Chengchuan came with his mother, crying and begging for reconciliation, Su Wan stood by the Fashion Week T-stage, touching the skirt of her design and smiling: "Turns out I wasn't a loser—I just bet my life on the wrong person before".
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