When struggling actress Shen Tang mysteriously awakens as the contractual wife of powerful CEO Gu Huai'an, she can barely contain her elation. The agreement is nearly perfect: 5 million yuan each month, zero spousal duties, and 200 million yuan upon their two-year separation. She only needs to occasionally pose as his loving wife at family events. Shen Tang understands this story. In the novel's original timeline, she foolishly fell in love with Gu Huai'an and received nothing. This time, she's committed to avoiding that heartbreak. Why surrender her freedom for a cold CEO when she can instead enjoy two years of carefree living—shopping binges, admiring handsome men, and absolute independence? Gu Huai'an receives a second chance at life. He remembers their previous existence and his regrets. Resigned to tolerating the contractual arrangement before divorcing, he's emotionally prepared for separation. Then he discovers something unexpected: he can read Shen Tang's innermost thoughts. But she isn't head over heels for him as he anticipated. Her thoughts are filled with shopping plans and attraction to other men. Gu Huai'an watches as his wife ignores him, content in her own happiness. His carefully laid plans fall apart. The CEO who once looked forward to a clean exit after two years becomes someone entirely different. Where he expected to escape, he now desperately wants to remain. On his knees, he begs: "Tang Tang, can we not get divorced?"