Sir, My Wife is Pretending to Be Innocent Again

Name: Sir, My Wife is Pretending to Be Innocent Again
Author: The Winter Moon Is Warm

by The Winter Moon Is Warm

completed Ancient Romance Ancient Love Female Lead

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Ch. 572 — 番外（端午特别版）

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About This Novel

The young lady who had a successful career was forced by her grandfather to go back to the mountain to feed chickens. Who knew that this chicken was not the other chicken? In the end, one of the chickens died. When she woke up and was already in another world, the little fourth lady rolled her eyes and realized that the situation was not good, very bad! ! ! In this majestic uncle's house, even a poor rat can leave crying when he comes! ! ! I thought I was holding a script for the struggle of the whole family, but several frustrated brothers pushed in the door with big boxes and said helplessly: "I made another one hundred thousand taels this month, and there is no place to put it at home. How about you help bury it?" The little fourth lady sat up in shock while dying of illness, the rich man is me? The truth was soon discovered: the whole family was sick! ! ! The old father possessed by the koi carp has a huge fortune, but he is determined to imitate the poor scholar's elegant style! The beautiful and dignified old mother has a cloth wrapped around her head and a patch on her waist. I am the best housekeeper in the city. The handsome eldest brother would kneel down and raise his hands to ask the sky: Why do you use so much money to harm me? The brave and foolhardy second brother felt that being rich was the original sin, and the smell of copper all over his body blocked his progress. The only normal third brother tried his best to turn the situation around but was unable to do so... The little fourth lady's eyes were filled with tears, and with a flick of her handkerchief, she asked me to come and eliminate this heinous crime. We are all one family. If I don't go to hell, who will? From then on it was a life of debauchery and debauchery. The so-called money makes a hero brave, that is, evil leads to courage. He is not merciless in the face of the famous heartless and heartless man in the capital, "Bring it to you, I like your lousy reputation!"