A Wealthy Wife

She arrives and is immediately put through a three-way interrogation. Then she’s forced to marry into a humble household. Her constable husband isn’t cold and stern at all. He’s a grinning layabout who never does a thing. His wealthy young wife is sweet and gentle, spending her days working the abacus and fluttering her eyelashes. “Husband, come look at the accounts. You owe me this much money!” Please follow my author page: Currently updating: Prince Jin looks refined, elegant, and perfectly mannered, yet he’s always doing something improper. Though he abruptly proposed to her, barged into her chambers, and forced the marriage, Chu Kening still keeps a straight face. She chose her husband herself, so she’ll just have to smile and bear it. Please bookmark my new novel, currently in the works: Cheng Muran and Gu Yuechen got married. Cheng Muran complained tearfully, “Husband, they bullied me. My uncle and aunt stole my father’s title and seized my family’s fortune.” Gu Yuechen rolled up his sleeves. “Don’t be afraid, my dear. I’ll give them a piece of my mind!” A little while later, Gu Yuechen came back rubbing his nose. “My dear, what do I do if your aunt throws a tantrum?” Cheng Muran, who had just been as sweet as a little bird, sneered. “Don’t worry, husband. Leave your aunt to me. I’ll give her a piece of my mind!” A story about the heroine and hero taking on the world together. “Madam Shopkeeper, what’s your philosophy on managing a household?” “If you can throw your weight around, do it!” “Shopkeeper, what do you think of your wife’s philosophy on managing a household?” “...Know when to back down.” Completed novels: Wu Su had been married for three years, but had never seen what her husband looked like. She’d only heard that he was a spendthrift. He took over a perfectly good business selling the Four Treasures of the Study, and ran it into the ground in a year. She’d also heard he was a libertine who had made a pleasure boat, home to the beautiful women of West Lake, his residence for three whole years. And she’d heard he was an unfilial son who had seized the family fortune and set up a separate household, taking ten thousand taels of silver from the estate in a single go. Even so, Wu Su still hoped her husband would come home, because her greatest pleasure was teaching other people a lesson! At last, Wu Su’s husband came home. But... something was off. Whatever happened to the spendthrift? Why had a wealthy, triumphant tycoon returned instead? Whatever happened to the libertine? Why was this man always following Wu Su around with a lecherous look, solemnly insisting that he was still a virgin? Whatever happened to the unfilial son? Why had the clan leader come all the way over, weeping and wailing as he begged the man to take his place? Wu Su was furious. She was supposed to teach other people lessons, not have them teach her one! Zhao Yu had one thing she was proud of: when she was fourteen, she “bullied” a man who had a crush on her. Now she owned three fabric shops and was doing better than ever. Qin Liao had one thing he couldn’t bring himself to talk about: when he was seventeen, a woman “bullied” him. Now he was a great general, but just thinking about that woman still made him burn with frustration. After returning victorious from battle, Qin Liao went looking for the woman to settle the score. But... “What? She got married?!” Qin Liao went mad with rage. How dare you, woman! Liu Xuer had once wished that if she got another chance at life, she’d at least be born into a wealthy family, marry a tall, handsome, rich man, and spend her days doing nothing in luxurious comfort. One day, she really was reborn... As the third generation of a poor family, with no rich, handsome husband in sight. Wait, why does this young husband’s way of speaking sound so familiar? Could it be... Liu Xuer was close to tears. “Heavens, you’ve already sent me all the way out here. What would it hurt to give me a different husband?” Theme: