All of Beijing Laughs at My Country Style, but the CEO Bows to Me

At twenty-seven, Shu Yun’s life fell from heaven into hell, then rose from hell to the very top.

All because she was the real heiress who had been switched at birth.

To get lifesaving money for their biological son, her adoptive parents sent her back to the true wealthy family, the Gus.

Her birth parents were full of guilt, yet couldn’t let go of the daughter they had raised for twenty-seven years, and still doted on the fake heiress, Gu Siyao.

Her fiancé, Xiao Chengze, went even further: he tore up their engagement in public, put an arm around the fake heiress, and sneered, “A country bumpkin raised in the sticks thinks she can marry into the Xiao family?”

Overnight, Shu Yun became a laughingstock among Beijing’s elite.

Just as everyone waited to see her thrown out, the man at the very top of the pyramid, Fu Jingshen, head of the Fu Group, handed her a marriage contract.

“Marry me. I’ll give you a home, and no one will dare bully you again.”

Everyone said Fu Jingshen was cold-blooded and heartless, and that he was marrying her only to honor an agreement between their families. Their marriage was destined to be one in name only.

Shu Yun thought so too. She kept her head down and played the perfect “Mrs. Fu.”

Until the day the fake heiress humiliated her in public. The man came through the crowd and shielded her, his gaze icy as he looked at the other woman. “Who are you to criticize my wife?”

Later, her former fiancé regretted everything and begged on his knees for forgiveness; the fake heiress, mad with jealousy, schemed to frame her; and her birth parents finally saw who truly belonged to their family.

And the man rumored to be rigid and stern had already taken her into his heart and soul, giving her the kind of devotion the whole world envied.