After Going Bankrupt, I Took My Sister’s Place as the Capital’s Most Eligible Bachelor’s Bride

Beijing’s Most Eligible Heir vs. A Fiery Law Student | Sweet Romance | Both Inexperienced | A CEO on the Outside, a Whimpering Softie Inside | Ten-Year Age Gap | Healing Each Other

The Lin family owes Fu Yanshen fifty million yuan after going bankrupt. Lin Qingwan, the elder sister who guaranteed the debt, mistakenly believes the creditor is an old man and runs away.

His men bring in her younger sister, Lin Qingyou, who is still a third-year student at the law school of Beijing University, to answer for the debt.

The moment Fu Yanshen sees Lin Qingyou, he compares her to a photo of her sister dancing ballet.

“She’s so ordinary! She’s not even good enough to be your sister’s stand-in!”

Lin Qingyou gives as good as she gets.

“I hate exploitative capitalists too!”

Later, she goes to class during the day and helps Fu Yanshen review contracts and assess risks at night. She also has to pretend to be his fiancée whenever he deals with his family!

Three months later, Lin Qingwan sees Fu Yanshen in an interview and realizes he’s actually a young, handsome heir to one of Beijing’s most powerful families.

In that moment, she regrets everything!

She tells Lin Qingyou to give Fu Yanshen to her, and even their father, who has always favored the elder sister, tells her to leave the Fu family.

Lin Qingyou walks away with her suitcase. When Fu Yanshen hears the news, he angrily pulls her into his car and slams on the brakes.

“I’ve only ever cared about one person in my life. Just try walking away!”

Lin Qingyou blinks. “But I’m so ordinary, I’m not even good enough to be your sister’s stand-in!”

Fu Yanshen presses his forehead against hers. “A stand-in?”

“You little fool! I never wanted anyone else, not from the very first day!”

Fu Yanshen: 188 cm tall, with sharply chiseled features. He wears custom-tailored suits and has been cold and distant ever since his mother died.

At first: “I’m never going to fall in love with anyone.” Later: “Youyou, don’t go. I’m begging you.”