A Wicked Heiress by Marriage? Her Mother-in-Law Won't Stand for It

[Life among the wealthy + mother-in-law and daughter-in-law as dual leads + light comedy + marriage before love] Before they got their marriage certificate, Tang Li made one thing clear: she liked pretty clothes and a comfortable life, and she didn’t want to marry into a wealthy family only to spend her days obeying every relative’s rules. Lu Chengye was fine with that, and Shen Mingtang was even more enthusiastic. As soon as the certificate was signed, five million yuan went straight into Tang Li’s personal account. The relatives expected the new bride to serve tea, give up her seat, and keep the whole family in line. But her mother-in-law, who controlled the money, took her shopping, slept in late with her, snatched snacks, and learned to dance. Everyone said Tang Li had led her mother-in-law astray. Behind closed doors, it was clear that the one who most wanted to wear bright dresses, don big hats, and shake off social obligations was Shen Mingtang. A marriage with no whirlwind romance at the start gradually found real affection through one date after another. Yet in this book, the first ones to truly become a family were always the two women who finally dared to live life on their own terms.