Local authorities have officially canonised 24-year-old Cheryl Lim as the patron saint of retail warfare after she successfully liquidated her former fiancé’s entire life savings.

Following a minor disagreement regarding his inability to notice her new eyelash extensions, the brave pioneer embarked on a twelve-hour scorched-earth campaign through Marina Bay Sands.

Armed with his supplementary credit card and a thirst for absolute financial annihilation, Cheryl managed to acquire three Hermès Birkins and a solid gold paperweight shaped like a middle finger.

“He say I spend too much, so I show him what ‘too much’ really look like lor,” Cheryl remarked while being fanned by three retail assistants.

“Now he no money to buy car, stay home cry only, shiok sial!”

Economists suggest this new wave of aggressive consumerism is the only thing keeping the local economy afloat as women nationwide transition from emotional labour to pure financial domestic terrorism.

Government officials have responded by installing emergency Prada kiosks at every MRT station to facilitate immediate retaliation against toxic partners.

“If he talk back, you swipe,” noted a spokesperson for the Ministry of Spiteful Commerce.

“Don’t talk so much, just buy until he bankrupt, confirm plus chop he will learn lesson.”