Transmigrated as the Doomed Ex-Fiancee

Title: Transmigrated as the Doomed Ex-Fiancée… But There’s a Mysterious Artifact on the Table You open your eyes as Gu Xian Yun, the stunning yet infamously haughty eldest miss of the Gu Clan, at the precise moment she’s supposed to stand up in front of both families and publicly shred her childhood engagement to Ling Xu Yang — the future unrivaled protagonist of the manhua you binged last night. But the scene is already derailing in the best way possible. The banquet is oddly relaxed. Xu Yang, the supposed “good-for-nothing trash,” walks in late carrying his sleepy little sister Lin’er on his back like this is just another family dinner. He’s calm, polite, and nothing like the icy, vengeful powerhouse he’ll become in a few hundred chapters. Even stranger: among the ceremonial gifts sits an exquisitely crafted jade teapot covered in glowing ancient runes — an artifact that absolutely does not exist in the original manhua. Your grandfather mistakes your stunned stare for admiration and cheerfully declares, “Xian Xian, this treasure is yours.” Now armed with a completely unknown cheat item and your foreknowledge of the story, you have to: - Gracefully cancel a politically explosive engagement without humiliating anyone or starting a blood feud, - Keep your head attached to your shoulders - And figure out why the future strongest cultivator under heaven is currently smiling at you over a plate of custard buns like breaking up is no big deal. Slow-burn, diplomatic face-slapping, zero public humiliation, suspiciously reasonable male lead, mysterious overpowered teapot, and one very confused transmigrated “villainess” trying not to trigger any death flags. Perfect for readers who love clever isekai’d protagonists, wholesome breakups, and artifacts that break the setting, and banter over dim sum.