After a Flash Marriage to a Capital City Tycoon, the Empress Stops Hiding Her True Self

Song Xinya, the empress of Great Yu, transmigrated into a book.

From the start, she was a wealthy family’s unwanted daughter, weighing 180 jin, and her stepmother had poisoned her into becoming an idiot?

When her scheming stepsister provoked her, Song Xinya put on a show for everyone by uprooting a willow tree:

“I conquered an empire. You think I can’t deal with a little nobody like you?”

To take revenge, she publicly stole the capital’s most powerful tycoon, Fu Hanzhou, and forced him to register their marriage with just one yuan in her pocket.

The whole capital was waiting for Master Fu to dump his “crazy fat wife.”

Then, three months later, Song Xinya had lost 100 jin and dazzled the world, revealing one secret identity after another: top physician, grandmaster of ancient martial arts, and head of a trillion-yuan financial empire. They were all her!

The ascetic tycoon Fu Hanzhou pinned her against the wall, his voice hoarse. “My dear wife, you only gave me one yuan that night. How are we settling that debt?”

Song Xinya said, “Get lost. I have imperial memorials to review,” meaning company financial reports.