Marrying My Archenemy: From Cast-Off Wife to Cold-Chain Queen

The day she was switched out at her wedding, Xie Tinglan had only one thing in her hands: a recording.

She traded that recording for five million in cash, startup capital for a company, and the groveling submission of her scumbag ex’s entire family.

She thought that was the end of it.

She never expected the recording to expose a smuggling network running from Bangkok to Hong Kong, then from Hong Kong to Jiangcheng.

The Tiger Shark organization, contaminated land in the south of the city, cross-border money laundering, shootings, amnesia, and pursuit...

Everyone asked her: “You’re just a woman. What makes you think you can fight them?”

Xie Tinglan expanded her refrigerated truck fleet from three vehicles to fourteen, extended her delivery network to five cities, and sent her rivals, one by one, to the police station, to the hospital, and out of China.

Now she stands at the entrance to her own warehouse, peach blossoms behind her and two rings in her hand.

Qi Tianyi asks her, “Will you marry me?”

She says, “When I ran away from my wedding last year, I never imagined I’d meet anyone else. But I still remember perfectly the way you stood on the second-floor landing and asked me if I was ‘running away from my wedding.’”

From an adopted daughter whose engagement was broken off to a woman feared by the entire gray-market industry of Southeast Asia.

In one year, Xie Tinglan proved one thing:

Everything that doesn’t kill me makes me stronger.

And everyone who looks down on me will end up having to look up at me.