[Time Travel + Substitute Marriage + Marriage First, Love Later + Business + Sweet Pet]
Once she traveled through time, Su Manman became a concubine in the Hou Mansion whose father did not care for her and whose mother died young.
The eldest sister disliked the fact that King Duan was weak and lost power, and refused to marry and suffer, so the Marquis put Su Manman in a wedding dress and stuffed her into a sedan chair.
Before getting married, her stepmother hypocritically comforted her: "Although Prince Duan's Mansion is a little poorer, at least you won't starve to death."
Su Manman was convinced.
Until she walked into the leaky palace and saw the empty rice vat and the newlyweds who were blocked on the bed by their creditors.
Su Manman: "Is this too poor?"
Pei Yanzhou coughed lightly: "I still have three hundred acres of fiefdom."
"Where's the title deed?"
"The debt is paid off."
"..."
In order to prevent herself from starving to death on the first day of her wedding, Su Manman could only roll up her sleeves, set up a stall to sell cakes, and open a shop to take orders.
Unexpectedly, the stall grew bigger and bigger, the pastries were sold at Hou Men's palace banquets, and the business opened all the way to the south of the Yangtze River. The people who had been waiting for her to cry back to the Hou Mansion were queuing up to hand over money and beg her to take the order.
Everyone in the capital said that although Su Manman made money, he married a sick man who would not live for a few years.
Until someone took advantage of the situation and came to the door.
Before Su Manman could pick up the abacus, the frail prince who was rumored to be unable to get out of bed stood in front of her.
She stared at the sword in the man's hand: "Isn't the prince frail and sick?"
Pei Yanzhou coughed lightly and held her in his arms.
"I was really sick before."
"What now?"
"Maybe the princess is raising her well."
Only then did Su Manman discover—
The poverty of the palace is real.
The husband's illness is not entirely true.