[Squeamish on the surface·The first female protagonist in Xuanmen × Cold on the surface·In reality, the male protagonist is doting on his wife, crazy and domineering, 1V1 double clean and sweet pet, Su Shuang slaps him in the face!
[Metaphysical sweet pet + marriage first, love later + vest boss]
Shi Nian, the last descendant of the Xuanmen Celestial Master, was forced by his family to disguise himself as a weakling and marry the rumored ruthless business emperor Fu Hanshen.
In contract marriage, everyone gets what they need. Fu Hanshen thought that he was marrying a porcelain doll that needed careful maintenance. After the marriage, he gave her jewelry and a mansion, for fear that she would bump into her.
Until one day, a competitor invited a master to lay out a feng shui strategy, and the Fu Group's stock price plummeted. When the whole company was in a panic, Shi Nian walked into the president's office holding a lollipop in his mouth and softly said: "Husband, can you let me smash that Pixiu ornament in the northwest corner of your office?"
Fu Hanshen: "?"
That night, Pixiu was broken and the killing situation was broken. The next day, the president of the opposite company came to apologize in person. He saw the cute little girl next to Fu Hanshen walking around the room with a compass: "Husband, there is something dirty on your assistant. I'll clean it out for him. 1.8 Million will be deducted from your pocket money."
Fu Han looked deeply at his little wife, whom he said yesterday that he would "protect her for the rest of her life." He silently took out his black card and said, "... Deduct whatever you want."
Later, the top wealthy families went crazy and chased Shi Nian for fortune telling every day.
Fu Hanshen finally couldn't bear it anymore and cornered him in a corner: "Madam, how many surprises do you have that your husband doesn't know about?"
Shi Nian stood on tiptoe and kissed his Adam's apple, with golden light flowing in his eyes: "It doesn't take much, but it can change your fate and give you immortality."