After seven years of marriage, Feng Tingshen treated her coldly as ice, and Rong Ci always smiled through it. Because she deeply loved him. And she believed that one day she could warm his heart.

But what she waited for was his instant infatuation with another woman, doting on her endlessly. She still stubbornly held onto their marriage. Until her birthday, when she flew overseas thousands of miles to find him and their daughter, he took their daughter to accompany that woman, leaving her alone in an empty house.

She finally gave up completely. Watching the daughter she raised herself being asked to call another woman mother, Rong Ci no longer felt pain. She drafted the divorce agreement, gave up custody, and left gracefully, never again caring about them father and daughter, waiting for the divorce certificate to be processed.

She abandoned the family, returned to her career, and the woman once looked down upon by everyone easily amassed a fortune exceeding tens of billions. Yet she waited and waited—the divorce certificate never came, and the man who once refused to come home returned more and more frequently, growing increasingly clingy toward her. When he learned she wanted a divorce, the usually aloof and dignified man pinned her against the wall: “Divorce?

Impossible. ” The adapted short drama “Mr. Feng, Mrs.

Feng’s Divorce Has Taken Effect” is now online.