With nothing but a faded marriage contract, Lin Wanwan, a major pig farmer from Northeast China, barged through the gates of the top-tier Shen family estate, carrying half a pig.
Shen Du, heir to a financial empire worth hundreds of billions, had a life as precise as a Swiss watch, until he met her.
She pulled up the precious orchids in the back garden and planted scallions instead, fermented pickled cabbage in the temperature-controlled wine cellar, performed an “emotional management surgery” on the family peacock with her bare hands, and even planned to start an eco-friendly farm on the hillside beside the family cemetery.
Everyone said this country girl was just trying to marry into wealth.
Then, at a family banquet, she served a pot of pork stew that left the Michelin-starred chef in awe. When business rivals laid a trap, she grabbed a shovel and brought the whole village out to “sort things out” through the night. And when Shen Du was in deep trouble, she pulled out the piggy bank she’d been saving for twenty years. “Don’t be scared. Your big sister will take care of you.”
Later, a financial reporter asked Shen Du, “Mr. Shen, is it true you gave up a hundred-billion-yuan acquisition deal for your wife?”
Shen Du gazed at Lin Wanwan in the distance, video-calling the villagers and giving advice on postpartum care for sows. His eyes softened. “Yes. Her pigs are about to farrow, so I need to get back and help deliver the piglets.”
【Marriage first, love later + feel-good family drama + Northeastern humor】
See how this Northeastern young madam uses a spatula and half a pig to break down the gates of a wealthy family, then melt the icy CEO’s heart.
One-line summary: I married into a wealthy family with half a pig, and soon the whole family was begging for more.
