I Made a Fortune in Ancient Times and Married Your Great-Grandmother

He transmigrates as the son of a merchant in the Great Zhou Dynasty, and the moment he opens his eyes, he is given an arranged marriage.

The Zhou family's legitimate daughter, Zhou Ruoli, looks down on him. Her brother, Zhou Ruoyun, points at his nose and scolds him:

"Born to merchants, with no exam credentials and no official position. How dare you think you're worthy of marrying my sister?"

The System presents three choices:

Choice One: Beg them not to break off the engagement. Reward: one cuckold's hat.

Choice Two: Voluntarily break off the engagement. Reward: a big package of knowledge about capital operations.

Choice Three: Flip the table. Don't break off the engagement, but don't marry her either. Marry her great-grandmother. Reward: master-level business acumen, ten thousand taels in startup capital, and ten thousand taels of gold.

I choose the third.

The next day, suona horns blare across the city. The Lin family carries betrothal gifts to the Zhou family ancestral hall to ask for the great-grandmother's hand in marriage.

On the seventh day, a notice goes up at the city gate: The Lin Family Marriage Futures Exchange is grandly open! Subscribe to shares in the Great-Grandmother Remarriage concept. Bet on the price going up or down, with tenfold leverage!

On the fifteenth day, the Zhou family goes bankrupt.

Zhou Ruoyun kneels before me...

I burst out laughing:

"Good boy. Call me Great-Grandpa."

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any similarities are purely coincidental. Do not imitate.