The Jianghu Insurance Company

[Free-spirited heroine x smiling fox]

A seemingly cool but actually adorably awkward, wooden-headed woman x a seemingly gentle man with overwhelming possessiveness

1

Ying Banxue once wondered what the fastest way to make money was.

The answer: become an assassin.

So she went to the Jianghu’s number-one assassin organization, the Rakshasa Hall, but let her target go on her very first mission.

She couldn’t find a reason to kill him.

So the Rakshasa Hall kicked her out without mercy.

Broke and out of options, she had to come up with another way to make money.

Then one day, she met a poor soul being hunted by the Black Tiger Gang.

She looked at the pursuers, then at the man, and suddenly had an idea:

If everyone is afraid of dying, why not sell them a chance to survive?

And so, the Jianghu’s first insurance shop opened for business!

Life insurance, property insurance, injury insurance for sect disciples, survival insurance for assassin organizations…

If you’re willing to buy it, we’re willing to cover it!

Ying Banxue had thought her days would consist of selling policies, fighting the Black Tiger Gang, and calculating the odds.

Later, a burly man stuck his finger in front of her.

“Miss, I tore a hangnail off me finger and it’s bleedin’. I bought accident insurance from you. Can I get compensation?”

So people really commit insurance fraud?

2

Yue Lianzhou controlled the Jianghu’s information network and owned countless businesses.

People’s hearts, the balance of power, and their desires were all in his hands.

He was curious when he first met Ying Banxue.

Anyone living in the Jianghu ought to leave some trace behind.

But she had left none.

For the first time, he became interested in someone.

So he decided to investigate her himself.

He thought it would be nothing more than a discreet inquiry.

But at some point, he began wanting to know everything about her.

He had never lost control.

Until one day, he saw Ying Banxue smile at another man.

In the next instant, he lowered his eyes, his gaze darkening.

Tsk.

An eyesore.

That night, he pinned her against the door and blocked her escape with his knee.

His lips curled, his smile still as rakish as ever, wicked and unrestrained.

“Ying Banxue.”

“You like him that much?”

^^Reader’s guide:

1. HE, one-on-one, both leads are each other’s first and only

2. The heroine is strong and clever, but has no business experience.

3. The heroine is a native of the ancient world, not someone who transmigrated. She figures out insurance herself. At first the system is rudimentary, with misunderstandings and trial and error before it’s refined. Later, it develops into something close to modern insurance.

4. Not purely a business-management story: there’s a hidden plotline!

Theme: While blades and swords fight for life, she fights for a promise worth a thousand gold.