[Super sweet, no angst, face-slapping, sharp comebacks, secret identities]
Everyone thinks Jiang Li is a pure and lovely first love, with innocent, pitiful yet alluring doe eyes, and that she can play piano and sing.
But they don’t know she can race cars and beat people up, too.
Her waist is even tattooed with the name of a big shot, a man all women can only admire from afar, too proud and aloof for anyone to approach.
Yet she boldly and arrogantly has his name tattooed on her body.
She thought the real heiress would be a master of manipulation, but the girl is wholeheartedly focused on selling fish. And the person she’s trying to win over is Jiang Li herself?
She thought her failed crush was a dark chapter in her past, but the big shot has eyes for no one but her?
She thought she’d done a good job hiding her wild side, but everyone in the world knows about it except her.
Her secret identities are coming out one after another.
Only then do people realize that it’s not Jiang Li who’s marrying up into the Jiang family. The Jiang family is the one that struck gold by having her in their lives.
The real heiress who owns a whole stretch of sea: “So my sister has an entire archipelago too.”
The family-backed, black-hearted actor: “So you’re the one who stole my business?”
Anonymous passerby: “Jiang Li is so incredible. What hasn’t she done?”
This book is good, but why are there only so many people?