After the Fake Young Master Tricked Her Into Marriage, the Real Heiress Was Spoiled Rotten

Ji Susu thinks she’s hit the jackpot. A wealthy, powerful CEO actually comes to her with a prenup and asks her to marry him. He generously offers her all the property in his name, and even puts it in writing that if they divorce, he’ll leave with nothing.

Mr. Huo isn’t gay, and the woman he loves hasn’t married anyone... So is she someone’s substitute?

Just as she talks herself into getting the marriage license, the legendary first love shows up, crying, “She’s your wife, so what am I?”

He gives her a cold look, then turns and feeds Ji Susu a peeled shrimp. “Susu, want more? I can peel you another plate.”

Only later does Ji Susu learn that love at first sight was all a lie.

She is the real heiress of the Huo family, while Huo Ciyan is just a fake young master who doesn’t want his identity exposed.

The day the truth comes out, she doesn’t want to hear any excuses. She just wants to get as far away from Huo Ciyan as possible.

But he has no shame. He wins her over with money and declares that he’ll be her hired hand, a workhorse plowing her fields for the rest of his life.

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Huo Ciyan suspects Ji Susu’s identity from the moment he first sees her.

A paternity test confirms his guess: this poor girl who only finished high school is the real heiress of the Huo family.

She needs money, so he offers his help.

She tells him money doesn’t just fall from the sky and asks what he wants in return. To keep her? Sorry, her principles are just fine.

He comes calling three times. “Will you be my girlfriend?” “Will you marry me?”

Once they’re officially together, surely she’ll feel comfortable spending her own money.

He has thought about exposing their identities and setting things right, but plans can’t keep up with change. The truth comes out through someone else.

Fortunately, he’s shameless enough not to lose the woman he loves.

For the rest of his life, he’ll make up for all the hardships she endured during her first twenty years.