[A fiercely protective little-sun chef vs. a scheming, sweet-talking heir]
Jiang Nuan wakes up as the vicious ex-girlfriend of Fu Ci, a once-wealthy heir who has gone bankrupt.
In the original novel, her predecessor looked down on the poor and bullied Fu Ci mercilessly while he was at his lowest. In the end, after he regained power, the heir fed her to the sharks.
To save her own skin, Jiang Nuan rolls up her sleeves and sets up a night-market stall, relying on her incredible cooking to make a fortune and support him!
Fu Ci has no money? She’ll earn it!
Fu Ci is bullied by his first love? She grabs a spatula sizzling with hot oil and fiercely protects her man: “I’m the only one allowed to bully him!”
She thought she was supporting a helpless, delicate little waif, until one day her former high-and-mighty rival is trembling on the ground.
Meanwhile, her “bankrupt” boyfriend calmly wipes the blood from his hands, then pins her against the wall and whispers with possessive intensity, “Nuannuan, you wouldn’t sell yourself to me for fifty thousand. So how about I buy a lifetime with you for a hundred billion?”
Jiang Nuan is stunned. Wasn’t he supposed to be a poor, helpless little waif? Why isn’t this scheming villain playing by the rules!
Very beautiful, I like the sweet love
How many years did the author write? It's okay Um... ... Bankruptcy? Car accident? Um... I can't understand it a bit, and I didn't say how they got together. The clothes they wear in books are a bit too papery...
Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking