After Our Flash Marriage, My Ex's Family Cried When They Tried to Take My Wedding Home

On her wedding night, her in-laws picked the lock and seized the villa she had bought outright before marriage. They forced her to transfer it to her brother-in-law as his betrothal gift, then told her to move into the storage room.

Her ex-husband, Shen Mo, said as if it were only natural, “You married into the Shen family. What’s yours belongs to my brother.”

Jiang Ning sneered, slapped the scumbag hard across the face, called the police, and had every member of the Shen family thrown out with their luggage. The next day, she went straight to the civil affairs bureau to get divorced.

Her ex-husband declared, “You’re a divorced woman. No one but me will ever want you!”

Jiang Ning promptly grabbed a handsome man outside the bureau who’d been rejected for “earning only ten thousand a month and not being able to afford a bride price,” and got a new marriage certificate with him.

She thought he was just an ordinary executive at a state-owned enterprise, someone to share the expenses with. She had no idea he was the reclusive, trillion-yuan king of the capital’s business world.

When the Shen family tried to smash up her house in revenge, elite bodyguards pinned them down on the spot and had them detained.

Her scumbag ex plagiarized a design to win fame in a competition, never knowing she was the legendary master of traditional Chinese design, “Guanshan.”

Only when her ex-husband’s whole family was crammed into a rented room with nowhere left to turn, kneeling in the rain and begging her to remarry him, did they realize they had personally pushed away someone they could never hope to reach in this lifetime.

Later, Gu Hanchuan gathered her into his arms and asked in a low, husky voice, “How many more secret identities does my wife have? Shall we count them one by one?”