My New Husband Lives in an Urban Village, but He's Actually a Trillionaire Tycoon

[Marriage Before Love + sweet romance + growing heroine + seemingly harmless but secretly formidable hero] Wen Ning impulsively marries an utterly odd man she meets at a coffee shop. He has no house or car, earns just 6,000 yuan a month, offers no bride price, and is infertile. They sign a six-month agreement. After they marry, the man is cold and hard to get along with. He doesn’t have a young master’s fate, but he has all the airs of one. Wen Ning considers divorcing him several times. But as they spend more time together, Wen Ning starts to think she might as well put up with him a little longer. He’s treating her better and better. Wen Ning discovers that the man has remarkably good luck and several friends who are wonderfully generous and loaded. Their household’s life keeps improving, and the man brings home more and more money. Before long, he moves her from a village in the city to an apartment downtown, then to a spacious luxury flat. Just as Wen Ning resolves to spend the rest of her life with him, gossip about the Lu family, the nation’s richest clan, and its trillion-yuan heir hits the headlines. The heir supposedly likes men. Lu Shiqing rushes out to set the record straight, saying he’s married and loves his wife very much. Staring at the hand in the interview magazine, identical to her husband’s and still bearing the bite marks she left on it last night, Wen Ning falls into deep thought.