This chapter focuses on Blue Shu’s transmigration awakening and divorce showdown. Blue Shu only wanted a normal life—graduate, work hard, and finally stop being unlucky. Instead, she wakes up inside a cliché 1980s “fake heiress vs. real daughter” novel, cast as the fat, lazy, divorced real daughter whose only role is to make the fake heroine shine. Her very first scene? Her husband, Xu Yunjie, pointing at her in disgust and demanding a divorce. As the original memories flood in, Blue Shu realizes the truth. She wasn’t useless or unworthy—she was used. Her family supported Xu Yunjie with grain, money, and years of tuition, only for him to climb his way up and turn his back on her. Unlike the timid original owner of the body, Blue Shu refuses to swallow the injustice. She agrees to the divorce—but only after settling accounts. Every bag of grain, every tuition payment, every living expense is added up, item by item. She isn’t begging to stay married. She’s cutting ties cleanly and reclaiming what was stolen. This chapter establishes Blue Shu as a clear-headed, sharp-tongued heroine who never tolerates being exploited, setting the stage for her journey to rewrite her fate, rebuild her life, and rise on her own terms.