The Fool I Brought My Four Maids to Marry Turned Out to Be a Sickly Man

Su Lingwei was born as the humblest concubine in the Yongning Hou Mansion. Her biological mother died in childbirth and she was abandoned in Cuiping Village since she was a child. She used her past life memories and her mind far beyond her peers to quietly make plans on Zhuangzi: she earned gold and silver, and she also trained four maids: Jinsui (finance control), Tingxue (intelligence), Yaoluo (medicine), and Yuheng (manager). They are loyal and have their own unique skills. They are her sharpest minions and strongest backing. The tranquility was torn to pieces by a replacement marriage edict: the youngest son of the royal family, the fifth prince Xiao Jinyu, known as the "stupid", was engaged to the Hou Mansion. The arrogant sister Su Mingrui thought he was stupid and designed to push this "beautiful thing" to her. "Fool? That's right, you don't have to worry about socializing." Su Lingwei responded with a sneer. She wanted to change places and continue to be the "invisible rich woman". During the wedding night, she was shocked by a pair of deep and sharp eyes that showed no signs of stupidity. All her plans were shattered. The "idiot" took off his disguise, traced his fingertips across her cheek, and said in a lazy and dangerous tone: "Madam has entered my door and wants to leave? You have to ask the knife in my hand if she agrees." It turns out that Xiao Jinyu's stupidity is a life-saving talisman in the struggle for imperial power - the emperor has many heirs and the battle for the throne is bloody. He can only hide his edge and wait for the opportunity. One wanted to break free from the shackles of the Marquis Mansion and protect his people and property, while the other wanted to fight back and avenge himself in the battle for the reserve. The two reached a cooperation agreement. From then on, in the house fight, she tore her hypocritical aunt to pieces and kicked her vicious sister-in-law to take back everything that belonged to her; in the palace fight, she outsmarted the concubine and set traps skillfully to help him clear the way for him; in the political arena, she stirred up the storm with her business wars.