Black and White

Gu Fenyi wakes up one day to find she's inside a novel—not as the main character, but as the soon-to-be divorced wife who is supposed to die young.

In her past life, she came from a strong military family and led the powerful Sheng clan, earning respect from over 400 members. Now, looking at her husband's four younger siblings in this modern world, she can't help but shake her head.

"Back in my time, men from the Sheng family fought in battles, rose in the army, and held power at court," she thinks. "How did these boys turn out so... useless?"

With her husband always away, divorce seems inevitable. But first, she has a more important job: turning these lazy siblings into real person.

Months later, her husband Ye Wen finally comes home after winning a big award. He's shocked by what he finds.

His brother
Ye Weijia, now a successful actor, says: "The person I'm most thankful for—and love most—is my sister-in-law."

Ye Wenshu, now a top student and celebrity, adds: "I'm most grateful to my sister-in-law, and she's also who I love most."

Ye Wenhong, proudly wearing his gold medal won for the country, declares: "I respect and thank my sister-in-law more than anyone."

Ye Wenbo, holding his graduation certificate, says: "I owe everything to my sister-in-law."

Even a former enemy publicly states: "The woman I admire most is Miss Gu Fenyi."
Everyone is confused: "???"

Ye Wen panics: "Is my wife cheating on me?"

Only then does he realize the truth—the woman he once found annoying has become amazing, loved and respected by everyone. And they're all just waiting for him to sign the divorce papers.

Will Gu Fenyi follow her "fate" as the discarded wife, or will she use her military smarts to create a different ending? One thing's clear—her arrival has completely changed the original story.

Accidentally His Heiress

Back at the Ye family estate, Ye Wenbo ended yet another call. 


Ye Wenjia sat opposite him with crossed arms. “You actually came back.” 


“You heard Gu Fenyi’s call?” Wenbo asked warily. 


Another call came in. He declined without a glance. 


“Are you skipping Shi Chengbin’s party?” 


“You’re one to talk,” Wenbo snapped. “Aren’t you skipping your film shoot?” 


Wenjia sighed. He’d lost track of how many days he hadn’t worked. He rarely cared for the set, but this was new. 


“I just don’t want to go,” he muttered. 


Wenjia narrowed his eyes. “Aren’t you afraid Shi Chengbin will stop inviting you?” 


It wasn’t just the two of them. The Ye household was rarely harmonious. Servants had long learned to keep their heads down during these cold wars. 


Footsteps interrupted the silence. Gu Fenyi appeared, dressed in a comfortable home outfit. The maid called out, “Madam, dinner is ready.” 


Chapter 42: Dinner Politics