The Substitute Bride Is the Queen of the Night

In order to cope with the family marriage, Shen Zhou, the prince of Beijing, married Shen Ci, the most inconspicuous illegitimate daughter of the Shen family. The agreement was signed simply: divorce after one year, no interference from each other. On the wedding night, he threw down a black card: "Make your vase, don't get me into trouble." He turned around and moved into a private villa, never to be seen again. Shen Ci nodded obediently, but that night she sneaked into Fu's firewall - recovered three transferred overseas funds, and conveniently sent the evidence to the Anti-Corruption Bureau. A month later, the Fu family encountered a business crisis. When Fu Chenzhou was in a state of distress, he suddenly discovered: his grandfather treated Shen Ci with respect and called her "little benefactor"; the heir to the Gu family, his sworn enemy, ran away when he saw her, his legs shaking; even Interpol sent a letter of thanks to "Ms. Shen" for helping solve the transnational arms case. He began to panic and secretly went through her closet - hidden in the seemingly ordinary and cheap clothes was the "Queen of the Night" badge that only three people in the world owned. The moment of dilemma came: he wanted to divorce to stop the loss, but Shen Ci took the initiative to show off: "Article 17 of the agreement, Party B shall not harm the interests of Party A - how much do you think Fu's stock price will drop if I expose that you married a 'dangerous person'?" He gritted his teeth and continued to pretend to be stupid. Until that day, Shen Ci was shot in the head by a kidnapper to save him - the bullet grazed her temple. She twisted the kidnapper's neck with her backhand, turned to look at him, her eyes were as cold as ice: "Fu Chenzhou, when will you dare to admit that you have fallen in love with me?"