After Our Contract Marriage, the Richest Man's Husband Revealed His True Identity

[Modern Romance] [Both Hide Their Real Identities] [Marriage Before Love] [Sweet, Funny Romance] [Play the Pig to Eat the Tiger]

After the Su family goes bankrupt, former heiress Su Jin rents a ride-hailing driver, Lu Tingzhou, at a hefty price on the street and agrees to marry him. She needs to get her hands on her grandfather’s two-million-yuan trust fund to tide her over, and keep pretending to live large by splitting bills with her rich-girl friends.

Lu Tingzhou is actually the head of a top financial dynasty. With his family pressuring him relentlessly to marry, he takes a shine to Su Jin because she’s “money-hungry and easy to deal with,” so he pretends to be poor and registers their marriage.

After the wedding, the two begin their daily routine of trying to out-act each other like the best actor and actress around.

Su Jin carries a counterfeit Chanel bag she bought online for 9.9 yuan with free shipping and takes her husband to the supermarket sampling section. “This is the relaxed elegance of a socialite.” Behind his back, she stays up late making crafts, painfully helping him pay off his “car loan.”

Lu Tingzhou wears custom-made trousers worth over a hundred thousand yuan and plays along as she haggles over twenty-five cents at the wet market. “My wife is a real expert at managing the household.” Behind her back, he coldly orders his board of directors, “Buy the wholesale market my wife frequents. Let her shop there rent-free.”

Then comes a top-tier business gala.

Wearing a rented gown, Su Jin is just about to sneak a piece of black truffle cake when she looks up and finds herself face-to-face with the mysterious richest man in the country, surrounded by a crowd of business tycoons.

Their eyes meet. Su Jin blurts out, “Did you drive your ride-hailing car into the gala?!”

Lu Tingzhou panics for a second, then promptly shoves a trillion-yuan acquisition contract into her hands. “Honey, the car’s been driven into the ground. I just found a sales job. I’ll hand over all my commission.”