After dying from overwork and transmigrating, Xu Rong, too lazy to strive all over again, arranged a contractual marriage for herself.

She laid out her terms: “The day you pass the imperial examinations is the day we dissolve our marriage. You ascend to the high halls of the imperial court with wealth and rank, while I take my dowry and retire to a life of leisure. How about it?”

Xiao Xin—Xu Rong’s former fiancé’s younger brother, who had been about to run away from home—paused mid-step: “Deal.”

Xiao Xin proved ambitious. Years later, when the time came, Xu Rong happily packed her dowry and went to bid him farewell, demanding the divorce papers.

Xiao Xin coldly reneged: “What contract? Between us, there’s only one vow—a lifelong union, bound in harmony.”

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**Mini Theater of Mutual Betrayal:**

At the start of the contractual marriage:

Xu Rong (confidently): “I don’t like younger brothers.”

Xiao Xin: “Of course I’ll keep my word. When the time comes, I’ll let you go.”

Later:

Xiao Xin (with damp eyes): “My money is yours to manage, and so am I. Don’t leave, alright?”

Xu Rong (conflicted): “…Who could resist this?”

**Reading Guide:**

1. CP: A languid, cool-headed older sister × a rebellious, aloof young wolf.
2. The author urgently needs stress relief. This story leans slice-of-life, with no grand schemes or profundity—just domesticity and romance.

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**One-Sentence Summary:**
A languid, cool-headed older sister × a rebellious, aloof young wolf.