Xiao Chen, young master of the Valley of Villains, one of the world's most dangerous places, is ordered to Longcheng to get married.
But as soon as he leaves the train station, his luggage is stolen, so he has no choice but to offer a huge reward for a child.
Unexpectedly, he runs into a cold, imperious female CEO who forces him into a fake marriage.
He plans to take the money and leave, but then a con artist shows up with his marriage contract, and he himself is mistaken for a fraud.
A snobbish mother-in-law, a sharp-tongued, delusional best friend, a cold female CEO, and one villain after another...
A vivid portrait of all the characters and contradictions of human life!
This introduction can't do it justice. Please read the story!
Objectively speaking, it is obviously something that can be said in just a few sentences, but then I have to hide my identity. Firstly, I don't know that the heroine's parents have done anything wrong, and a martial arts master would actually be robbed. Secondly, I can clearly call back to the Valley of the Wicked to explain everything clearly, and then follow the old-fashioned plot of the good-for-nothing son-in-law.
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