After an Arranged Ghost Marriage, She Revived the Village Bully Who Had Died

(Read at your own risk, this one went off the rails.)

[1970s + Not a Military Marriage + face-slapping and Scum-Tormenting + Rugged Man + Wife Brings Good Fortune + golden finger]

In her previous life, Jiang Weiyi married a poor boy who went on to rise to the top. He became not only the richest man in the country but also a high-ranking officer. Meanwhile, after Jiang Mengyao married the village bully, she discovered it was a ghost marriage. He broke her legs and locked her away.

In this life, both Jiang Weiyi and Jiang Mengyao were reborn.

Jiang Mengyao stole Jiang Weiyi’s engagement and gleefully went off to become the wife of a high-ranking officer. But then she discovered that her in-laws were all rotten to the core, and her poor husband was a hopeless mama’s boy. In her previous life, he had succeeded only because Jiang Weiyi had defied fate and changed his destiny.

Jiang Weiyi had worn herself out working for a man in her previous life. This time, she planned to live quietly as a widow. Who could have guessed that Huang Yongting would suddenly return? Not only was he alive, he had become utterly devoted to his wife. He called out “Wifey” all day long, hunting on sunny days and fishing when the tide came in. One day it was pig’s trotter soup, the next, fish soup. He handed over his bankbook and even his underwear. One kiss from her kept him grinning all day.

To keep his sweet, delicate wife from being bullied, Huang Yongting expanded his kiln business and built it into a thriving enterprise. He also threw himself into the college entrance exams, rising from a low-level clerk to general manager of a state-owned company, all while protecting his wife.

The neighbors were amazed. Did Huang Yongting have any idea that his seemingly helpless wife had already become a financial tycoon with three companies in Hong Kong and influence reaching everywhere?

[A peerless beauty of two worlds X a supposedly rugged man who rules both business and politics]