I Set Up a Street Stall in New York

(Wild rose heiress + powerful, well-connected man who's been scheming for years)

(Fearless, free-spirited heroine | Hero has wanted her for years | Marriage first, love later | Sweet age-gap romance | Wealthy-family business rivalry)

Mo Zisang is the wildest heiress in Jiang City.

Street racing, drinking, fighting: there's nothing she wouldn't dare do.

In a fit of anger, her father sent her off to New York to fend for herself.

For four years, she ran street stalls and opened a little shop,

transforming from a reckless punk into a wild rose covered in thorns.

When she returned home, she wasn't greeted with freedom,

but forced into an arranged marriage.

Her match was...

Gu Hanzhou, ten years older than her, impeccably respectable, and extraordinarily powerful.

“Old Mo, are you selling your daughter?”

“This marriage is happening whether you like it or not.”

They registered their marriage and wed in a flash.

“I'm no obedient girl, and I'm not going to be a virtuous wife.”

Gu Hanzhou chuckled. “I knew how wild you were from the start.”

She thought it was a marriage of convenience,

not knowing it was a trap he'd been laying for years.

Then everything changed after the wedding...

Her mother-in-law woke from a vegetative state, but not long after, her father suddenly died.

The Mo Group teetered on the brink of bankruptcy, and the shareholders moved to seize control.

At 24, Mo Zisang gritted her teeth and signed a do-or-die wager:

If she couldn't save the Mo Group within six months, the company would be split up and sold off!

The wild heiress, who used to know nothing but fighting,

was forced into the fray, taking on the shareholders and sweeping through the business world.

And the aloof, distinguished man

became the one person who would back her no matter what.

“Gu Hanzhou, why did you marry me?”

“From the streets of New York until the day we got together,

I waited four whole years for you.”