The Powerful Big Shot of 1980s Beijing Can Read Minds, and His Theatrical Wife Is a Handful

[Transmigration to the 1980s, turning the tables + mind reading + face-slapping wish-fulfillment + spoiled troublemaker]

After transmigrating into the role of a troublemaking rich-family cannon fodder, Shen Wanwan only wants to keep her head down, wait for her husband to die, inherit his fortune, and make a run for it.

Who knew this wealthy family would be such a deep pit? An uncle coveting the family fortune, and a sister-in-law who smiles while hiding a knife, all want to treat her like a pushover.

At a critical moment, she discovers that her supposedly cold and distant husband has become her most powerful golden finger!

No, to be precise, her inner thoughts have become her husband's golden finger!

[Huo Zhendong swapped out antiques to pay off gambling debts. The fake vase is missing a stroke in the character for “virtue” on its base!] Following the clues, Huo Siyen takes back control of the family in one fell swoop.

[Oriental Electronics stock is about to take off, with fifteen straight days of hitting the daily limit!] Huo Siyen puts all his money into it, and his assets soar.

She uses her knowledge of the future plot to broadcast her thoughts nonstop, while he strikes hard in the real world. One is a “divine prophet,” the other a “divine executor.” Together, the couple sweeps through Beijing's elite circles, transforming from a laughingstock of high society into its most formidable power couple!

But when everything has settled, and Shen Wanwan is ready to bow out after achieving her goal, the man locks her tightly in his arms, his gaze burning. “Wife, you used me and now you want to run?”

It turns out that from the very beginning, she had fallen into the gentle trap he had carefully laid.