I Hid My Identity as the Richest Man. After the Divorce, My Ex-Husband Wept in a Faint

To repay a debt of gratitude, Jiang Yun concealed her identity as a top inheritor of Suzhou embroidery, an intangible cultural heritage, and the only daughter of the richest man, and married into the second-rate wealthy Gu family. For three years, in the Gu family mansion, she endured her mother-in-law's constant difficulties, her sister-in-law's schemes, and the cold treatment of her husband, Gu Qingrang. When Gu Qingrang tried to throw her out with nothing for the sake of his "white moonlight," Jiang Yun finally gave up hope, signed the divorce agreement, and left with no possessions.

After the divorce, Jiang Yun stopped hiding her brilliance. Dressed in a Suzhou-embroidered qipao, she dazzled the elite, not only reviving the intangible cultural heritage workshop her grandmother had left behind, but also making decisive moves in the business world. The Gu family was horrified to discover that the "country bumpkin" they had looked down on was actually a big shot far beyond their reach. Meanwhile, Lu Ciyan, the most mysterious and distinguished young master in the capital's inner circle, began aggressively pursuing Jiang Yun. As she took on the worst relatives in battles within the Gu and Lu families, Jiang Yun also carefully advanced her position in the business wars. In the end, she brought her ex-husband's family to ruin and gained both true love and glory.