Jiang Ci was reborn.
In her previous life, she thought Gu Zheng was poor and dull, and looked down on him for being a hunter who could barely read. Their wedding night was a disaster, and three months later she ran off with someone else.
And what happened next? She was swindled out of all her money, sold to a sweatshop, and died alone in a rented room.
Only before she died did she learn that the man she had despised all her life had later become the richest man in the county.
Given another chance, Jiang Ci saw things clearly.
All that disdain and resentment was bullshit. This time, she was going to stick by Gu Zheng, spoil him rotten, and make a fortune along the way!
But there was one problem: Gu Zheng didn’t trust her.
“Just yesterday, you came at me with scissors,” he said, giving her a cold look.
Granny Gu avoided her, and Gu Erniu ran away whenever he saw her.
And the scheming woman who had ruined her life in her previous life kept crouching by the window of her house, waiting to see her make a fool of herself.
Jiang Ci smiled.
He didn’t trust her? Then she’d spend her whole life making him believe.
She just hadn’t expected the first person to “eat his words” to be the man who had coldly said he didn’t trust her.
Later, everyone in the county knew the Gu family had a “husband-spoiling maniac.”
Gu Zheng said coldly, “Who said that?”
Jiang Ci rose onto her toes and kissed him. “I did. Got a problem with that?”
Gu Zheng’s ears turned red.
