The Whole Family Is Fighting for Favor, but I’m Only Waiting for My Inheritance to Hit My Account

When Jiang Wan was bought into the Fu family to bring good fortune, the doctor said she had only three years left. The prenuptial agreement was clear: a three-year marriage, fixed compensation, and guaranteed medical coverage. Her entire future family cared about just one thing: would this frail bride fight everyone else tooth and nail for the heir’s affection? At the wedding, everyone waited for her to say, “I love him.” She pulled out a calculator. “How many business days after I’m widowed until the money hits my account?” From that day on, she never once fought anyone for his favor. She simply audited the books, sold off bad assets, stopped relatives from transferring property, and picked every vague clause apart until it was legally enforceable. Fu Yan had married her as a shield. Then he discovered that this woman had really calculated how to collect the money, live as a widow, and make a clean getaway. “What exactly are you trying to do?” “Make money.” She closed the ledger. “Don’t worry, I won’t take your life. Just look at how much your family has valued it at in their accounts.”