Two Years of Empty Rooms After a Flash Marriage, He Went Crazy When I Proposed Divorce

Jiang Yuxia possesses a mysterious Future Diary that reveals upcoming events, a tool she has used for five years to amass a fortune and escape the poverty left by her deceased parents. She entered a contractual marriage with Wei Huaizhou, the heir to the Wei Group, to repay a family debt. Their relationship is strictly defined by a prenuptial agreement: no love, no shared life, and no interference. Despite this distance, Wei Huaizhou’s grandmother, Wei Nainai, treats Jiang Yuxia with genuine affection. The status quo shatters when Jiang Yuxia is publicly accosted by Ye Xiaoluo, the daughter of the Wei family’s longtime driver, who claims to be Wei Huaizhou’s secret wife. Ye Xiaoluo and her associates assault Jiang Yuxia, accusing her of being a gold-digging mistress. Jiang Yuxia, forewarned by the Diary, remains calm and gathers evidence. The situation escalates when Ye Xiaoluo’s cousin smashes a ten-million-yuan antique Jiang Yuxia purchased at an auction. The police intervene, revealing that Jiang Yuxia is the legally registered wife, while Ye Xiaoluo’s marriage certificate is a forgery. Jiang Yuxia refuses to settle, forcing the perpetrators to face legal consequences or pay substantial compensation.

The conflict deepens when the Diary predicts a major gas explosion at the Azure Coast Nursing Home, where Wei Nainai resides. Jiang Yuxia acts on the warning, evacuating the elderly residents just before authorities confirm a deliberate gas leak. Her actions prevent a tragedy and earn her the gratitude of the nursing home’s wealthy residents and the police. However, her interference draws the attention of a shadowy organization seeking the Diary. Intruders break into Jiang Yuxia’s home, and she receives a threat demanding the Diary within three days, backed by a threat of another explosion. Realizing the danger is beyond her capacity to handle alone, Jiang Yuxia decides to entrust the Diary to the state. She hands it over to her cousin, Police Captain Tang Fei, and his superiors. The Diary predicts the downfall of a top celebrity due to drug use, which comes true shortly after, validating its authenticity to the authorities. The government agrees to protect Jiang Yuxia and investigate the threat, keeping the Diary in her custody but under state supervision.

Wei Huaizhou returns from abroad and demands to meet Jiang Yuxia to discuss the public scandal and introduce her to shareholders. He is initially cold and dismissive, viewing her as a necessary obligation. However, his attitude shifts when he learns she has been targeted. He confronts his mother, Zhu Lixia, who disparages Jiang Yuxia’s background and demands a divorce. Wei Huaizhou firmly defends Jiang Yuxia, ordering his mother to stop speaking ill of her. Meanwhile, Jiang Yuxia uses the Diary to prevent a disaster in her own family. She learns that her cousin Xu Yihao is unfaithful and that her pregnant sister-in-law, Qiao Lei, will suffer a difficult labor if she discovers the affair too soon. Jiang Yuxia arranges for Qiao Lei to stay at a high-end postpartum care center, buying time for a safer delivery. As tensions rise, Wei Huaizhou begins to take a more active interest in Jiang Yuxia’s life, accompanying her to her aunt’s home and handling family matters with unexpected competence. The story moves toward a complex dynamic where Jiang Yuxia must navigate her dangerous secret, her indifferent husband’s growing involvement, and the looming threat of the organization hunting the Diary.