Jiang Zuo died miserably at night. She pretended to be her savior and deceived her into marrying Xiao Yanheng, the down-and-out eldest son of the Duke of Guo, for three years, enjoying the love of heaven and earth. As a result, the real owner returned and kicked her out with a divorce note. She refused to give up and entangled in every possible way, and eventually became the laughing stock of the capital and was drowned alive in the moat.
When she opened her eyes again, she returned to the spring of the second year when the lie had not yet been exposed and Xiao Yanheng was still carrying big bags at the dock.
After experiencing the fear of death, Jiang Zuiwan was completely sober: rebirth does not mean changing her brain. She knew that she was not smart, so she might as well continue to play the pretentious and vain beauty in her previous life and secretly save money crazily! Making medicine packs, boiling frostbite ointment, and doing odd jobs at the drug store. As long as she saves twenty taels of silver, she will run away without any entanglement!
However, just as her little treasury was gradually filling up and she was counting down every day when the people from the Duke's Mansion would come to pick up the giant Buddha, the man with calloused hands who went to the pier every day to carry big bags before dawn looked at her more and more deeply, and even silently shielded her from all the wind and rain, and handed over every penny.
Finally the day came when she had saved up enough money to run away overnight.
However, the prince, who had put on a black brocade robe and had a stern look, blocked the city gate with his carriage and his men.
He threw aside the scraps of money she had worked so hard to save, and in his eyes were strong emotions and suppressed madness that she couldn't understand: "Wanwan, you have cheated me into this, why don't you cheat to the end?"
