I Became the World's Richest by Giving My Husband Away

Su Heng is bound to a System that manages transmigrators. As long as they marry her and hand over their inheritance, the transmigrators can return to their original worlds. When Su Heng’s first husband died, everyone sighed that he had passed away in the prime of his life; when her second husband died, everyone pitied her for her tragic fate; when it happened to her third husband, Su Heng was taken to the police station; … By the time it was her Nth husband, the whole internet was urging him to wear Nike. … More and more transmigrators came seeking her out: top-tier stars, business tycoons, scientific geniuses… Every one of them was worth billions and a regular on the Forbes list. Their one wish was to go home. Su Heng welcomed them all. The criminal investigation squad looked into her, the FBI kept an eye on her, and the social news reporters interviewed her. But what had she done wrong? She only wanted to send people home! As for the inheritance… Ahem, there’s too much to spend, way too much! [That isn’t the Forbes list. It’s her list of deceased husbands.] P.S. The male leads are all C. (Male characters who matter to the female lead and have had romantic storylines with her. Her ex-husbands include supporting characters and bit parts.) The setting is fictional, and this isn’t feel-good wish fulfillment all the way through! The opening has hardships!!! After that, it’s just an ordinary, feel-good life, as the blurb suggests. Added February 18, 2026: 1. The heroine has many sides to her personality. Being greedy and lustful is part of who she is, so if that puts you off, please read with caution~ 2. The blurb covers the core of the whole story, not just the part before it goes behind a paywall. The heroine isn’t rich yet in the early chapters, and she’ll suffer losses and setbacks. The bullying is all in the pre-paywall section because some readers might not be able to stomach it, and I don’t want anyone paying for a story they won’t like. 3. Among the named female characters, positive characters outnumber negative ones by about nine to one or eight to two. Negative female characters may include the type who believes a prodigal who turns over a new leaf is worth more than gold, the morally ambiguous type, and the simply foolish or wicked type. 4. The author believes novels are written to be judged. As long as you don’t maliciously fabricate plot points or drag the author’s family into it, both positive and negative comments are welcome. So far, I haven’t deleted any negative comments. If you see a bad review has been deleted, you can appeal. If it was removed for violating platform rules, you can still express your views within those rules. 5. There are no detailed content warnings for plot points. The story has many twists, so you might dislike something in the moment only for it to be turned around later. If you need detailed warnings, please read with caution. 💡 A note to readers who enjoy this book: Just enjoy reading it. Please don’t waste your precious time defending the author. I’d rather you have a good reading experience. If a character you like gets criticized and you want to speak up for them, you’re welcome to discuss it rationally, but please don’t start a flame war. Anything that violates platform rules will be removed. I hope everyone finds a book they love! . Theme: Don’t look down on the poor young man; he may yet rise above his station;