A Sweet Wife and Baby: The Tycoon Can’t Stop Spoiling Them

Marriage first, love later + a slow-burn romance + a sweet whirlwind marriage + an adorable baby

Ning Enxi is drunkenly handed over to a creditor by her younger brother. While escaping, she ends up in Zhong Yanjing’s room.

After one night together, she becomes pregnant. Her brother is beaten because she ran away, and may never be able to father children. So her parents force her to give birth and hand the baby over to him.

Later, when her brother turns out to be able to have children after all, her parents want to use her to earn him a bride price. A child would only lower the price, so they find someone to sell the baby to.

With no other choice, she goes to Zhong Yanjing and asks him to take the child in. To her surprise, he takes her in too.

Zhong Yanjing has wanted a little sister ever since he was a child, but despite his parents trying from their youth into old age, they never had another child.

He thought he’d never get to dote on a younger sister, but it turns out he can dote on a daughter instead.

For his daughter’s sake, he’s willing to register his marriage with Ning Enxi.

But there are conditions: they can’t share a bed. Last time was just an accident.

They have to sign a prenuptial agreement: he’s no fool, and she won’t get a share of his assets if they divorce.

Ning Enxi: “Agreed.”

With an adorable baby to cuddle, who needs to sleep with a man?

She can’t take his money in a divorce, but she can use him to make her own.

The villa has a huge plot of land, so she plants vegetables and sells them.

She turns around and lists the gifts he gives her for sale online.

She collects the family’s leftover food and sells it as pig feed. In short, she doesn’t waste a thing, making full use of him as she works hard to earn, earn, earn.

Later, it seems a woman has appeared by Zhong Yanjing’s side, so she takes the initiative and asks for a divorce.

But Zhong Yanjing tears up the prenuptial agreement and hands all his assets over to her.

“As long as you don’t divorce me, anything goes...”