I Transmigrated, Only to Be Dumped by a 200-Kilo Woman

Yang Hui, an aimless nobody, transmigrates to a world much like the Tang dynasty and becomes the heir to the Duke of Baoguo’s estate. But his father has already died in battle.

His father’s death is no big deal, as long as Yang Hui has plenty of money.

As luck would have it, this world also considers plumpness beautiful: the fatter a woman is, the more attractive she is.

At his father’s funeral, Yang Hui’s fiancée breaks off their engagement.

And his fiancée, Liu Jiaojiao, weighs a whopping four hundred jin. Yang Hui is so scared he wonders if she might crush him to death in his sleep.

No way! Absolutely not. He has to make sure Liu Jiaojiao succeeds in breaking off the engagement.

He can put on an act too. Yang Hui has never had much in the way of scruples.

Worse still, his late father’s rival is trying to get his hands on the family business.

He can take the family title if he wants, but he absolutely cannot touch Yang Hui’s money.

So you’re Prince Yu, are you? Just you wait. I’ll ruin you!

The women at the marriage brokerage are all skinny, and nobody wants them!

If you don’t want them, I do! If you won’t eat, I will!