Qin Shu, the reborn eldest daughter, was tricked by her sister Qin Yue into exchanging marriages. She picked up her poor fiancé and "dumped" Gu Jinshen, the heir to the Gu family, to her.
In her previous life, she accompanied a scumbag to build a family from scratch and was betrayed. Qin Yue also met a miserable end when she married into the Gu family.
After reviving his life, Qin Shu sneered and accepted this "bad marriage" - who knew that Gu Jinshen was actually a hidden boss, with tens of billions of capital in his hands, and he doted on his wife to excess!
Faced with Qin Yue's jealousy, White Lotus's schemes, and the overt and covert attacks in the wealthy family, Qin Shu relies on his reborn prophet to hoard goods and make money, take charge of the central bank, play with the business world, and trample his enemies under his feet...
Reader comments
How to put it this way, if the background of the novel is ancient times, it would feel pretty good, but if it is brought into a modern setting, it feels uncomfortable no matter how you read it. It feels like the heroine is still living in the old feudal society and fighting in the palace. She is not as decisive and enlightened as women in the new era. In addition, there is an overemphasis on the heroine being sensible, and the male protagonist's personality is not likable. No matter how you read it, you can't separate it.
The male protagonist's security director died to protect him, and then the male protagonist recognized his two children as adopted sons. The two children are no longer orphans, and this is not the only way to repay their kindness. The key is that the children's biological mother, Ms. Zhao, keeps jumping around and is very annoying.
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How to put it this way, if the background of the novel is ancient times, it would feel pretty good, but if it is brought into a modern setting, it feels uncomfortable no matter how you read it. It feels like the heroine is still living in the old feudal society and fighting in the palace. She is not as decisive and enlightened as women in the new era. In addition, there is an overemphasis on the heroine being sensible, and the male protagonist's personality is not likable. No matter how you read it, you can't separate it.
The male protagonist's security director died to protect him, and then the male protagonist recognized his two children as adopted sons. The two children are no longer orphans, and this is not the only way to repay their kindness. The key is that the children's biological mother, Ms. Zhao, keeps jumping around and is very annoying.
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The male protagonist is too raw, I can't stand it