The Whole City Waited for Me to Become a Widow, but My Late Husband Came Back

Powerful tycoon, marriage of convenience, marriage before love, faked death and return, power struggle among the wealthy, two strong-willed players, digital inheritance, professional suspense, a groveling husband’s pursuit, and the push and pull of adults

Xu Zhiwei, a digital estate liquidator, enters into a marriage of convenience with Fu Chenzhou, the head of the Fu family. Three hours after they register their marriage, Fu Chenzhou falls into a river and is presumed dead. As his widow, she gains emergency voting rights for one hundred days. But on the night of the funeral, she receives a message from her supposedly dead husband:

"Nice performance, Mrs. Fu. Now protect the Fu family for me."

The entire city thinks she climbed to the top on the back of her dead husband. Only she knows that the real Fu Chenzhou is hiding in her home under the guise of a chauffeur, while another "Fu Chenzhou," with his voice, face, and digital identity, continues issuing orders from within the company.