Su Wanwan married Pei Yan, the richest man in Jiangcheng, on behalf of her sister who had escaped from marriage for the sky-high medical expenses.
On the wedding night, the man in the wheelchair gave a cold warning: "We are just a couple in name only, don't get what you don't deserve."
Everyone said that Pei Yan was paralyzed in a car accident and could not live more than three years. She would soon regain her freedom with her inheritance.
Su Wanwan cleverly plays the role of a young wife who struggles on the edge of bankruptcy every day - not only to maintain the dignity of a wealthy family, but also to save money to extend her mother's life.
Until that night, she bumped into her husband who was supposed to be "paralyzed for life" doing rehabilitation in the gym. His sweaty back muscles were clear in the moonlight.
Pei Yan pressed her against the wall, breathing hot: "Did you see it? Then don't even think about leaving in this life."
Later, Pei Yan's legs recovered and he returned to control the business empire. At the celebration banquet, he held her in his arms and announced to the audience:
"Introduction, this is my wife. By the way, I would like to inform you that from today on, all Pei's assets will be in her name."
Su Wanwan looked at the tens of billions of transfers that had just arrived on her phone and fell into deep thought: What if they agreed to divorce in three years? Why did he suddenly go from being on the verge of bankruptcy to becoming the richest man?
