Black and White

Gu Fenyi was born into a distinguished military family and once held authority over the powerful Sheng household—commanding respect from over 400 members. But one day, she woke up to a shocking reality: she had transmigrated into a novel, now cast as the soon-to-be ex-wife of the male lead, destined to die young.

Surveying the four younger siblings of her husband in this new world, Gu Fenyi couldn’t help but frown.  
“In my time, the sons of the Sheng family rode into battle, rose through the military ranks, and held power in the Imperial Court. They were formidable men. But how did these modern-day versions turn out so... useless?”

Divorce or not, she had more pressing matters to handle. First, she had to whip these so-called heirs into shape.

Months passed. Then, the long-absent husband finally returned to the Ye family.

Ye Weijia, fresh off winning the Movie Emperor award, said, “The person I’m most grateful for is my sister-in-law—and the one I love the most is also her.”  
Ye Wenshu, now a top celebrity and student at a prestigious university, echoed: “The one I’m most grateful to is my sister-in-law, and she’s also the person I love the most.”  
Ye Wenhong, standing proudly with a gold medal he had won for the country, declared, “The person I respect and thank the most is my sister-in-law.”  
Ye Wenbo, holding his graduation diploma, added, “The person I owe everything to is my sister-in-law.”

Even a former rival of the Yan family stated in a live interview: “The woman I admire most is Miss Gu Fenyi.”

Everyone: ???  
Ye Wen: ??? Am I being cheated on?

Only then did he realize that the woman he once found annoying and unbearable had transformed into the ideal woman—admired, respected, and loved by everyone. And worse, they were all just waiting for him to sign the divorce papers.

Accidentally His Heiress

Outside, Gu Fenyi handled the paperwork swiftly. 


Jiang Jing muttered under his breath, “The Ye family can’t even send a secretary? The wife had to come herself? My dad sent an assistant to deal with mine!” 


Gu Fenyi turned, voice soft and cutting: “Oh? No one in your family cares enough to come themselves? And you’re proud of that?” 


Jiang Jing's mouth snapped shut. Ye Wenbo smirked. 


Wenbo hesitated. It felt embarrassing to be bossed around like this—but he couldn’t just throw a tantrum and stay behind, so he followed quietly. 


Once outside the police station, he veered off. 


“None of your business,” he muttered. 


Gu Fenyi turned to Jiang Jing. “You’ll come to our home. As a guest.” 


Jiang Jing blinked. What? She was inviting him? 


“Sure!” he said immediately, puffing up his chest. “Why not?” 


Wenbo’s jaw clenched. Jiang Jing? At their house? The guy had just fought him! 


There was no way he’d let Gu Fenyi lose face in front of the Jiang family. 


He spotted the familiar family car and rushed to the passenger seat. 


The driver saw him and gulped. “Young Master…?” 


Gu Fenyi and Jiang Jing got in. Wenbo glanced back—and his eyes widened. 


She was wearing a nightgown beneath her coat. A pale collarbone peeked through, her skin fair under the streetlight. 


He looked away immediately, ears burning. 


The driver braked. “What is it, Fourth Young Master?” 


Wenbo got out, walked to the backseat, opened the door, and turned to Gu Fenyi. 


She raised an eyebrow but didn’t move. 


He looked uncomfortable, avoiding her gaze. 


“Sister-in-law… please sit in the front,” he mumbled. 


She was dressed like that, sitting next to Jiang Jing? No way. 


Jiang Jing wasn’t going to get an eyeful on his watch.


Chapter 4: The Car Ride