My Daughter-In-Law, She Has a Delicate Body and Is Not Easy to Mess With.

[No time travel + no golden finger + the heroine is a little scheming] During the hibiscus banquet in spring, the undercurrent in Yongninghou Mansion was surging. Jiang He, the daughter of an imperial merchant whose engagement was broken off in public, not only did not become a laughing stock, but the lady who framed her was ruined. She originally planned to retire after her success, count money, manage accounting books, and be her wealthy idler. Unexpectedly, a clay-gold fan "accidentally" caught the jade belt of the prime minister of the dynasty. The young prime minister Su Mingyun, who was as smooth as jade and had all the power in the government, seemed to have rescued her easily. He dismissed everyone with a gentle voice and personally sent her back to the house. In the carriage, the fragrance of agarwood was lingering. He brushed her scattered hair with his fingertips and chuckled softly: "This play of yours is more exciting than the "Peony Pavilion" played by the emperor." An alarm bell rang in Jiang He's heart: This man has seen so clearly that he is definitely not a good person! She just wanted to break off the engagement in a low-key manner and make a fortune in silence, but he was approaching step by step, protecting her under his wings with a smile. Prince Yongning regretted his mistake; the former noble daughter was full of jealousy and resentment; even her shrewd emperor merchant father secretly muttered: When did his daughter offend this giant Buddha? ——Everyone in the world knows that the Prime Minister is cold, dignified, and aloof from women, but they don't know that he has already given his heart to the most cunning and beautiful little fox. Reading guide: ◆ The female protagonist who is cheerful, bright and scheming·a little business expert vs the male protagonist who is clean and white and black·the male protagonist who protects his shortcomings and is a prime minister ◆ Su Shuangtian, a slap in the face and a scumbag, two-way testing, a Machiavellian light comedy style ◆ The female protagonist is not silly and sweet, but has a golden finger (business acumen + adaptability), while the male protagonist seems gentle.