After I Went Broke, the Whole World Spoiled Me

As the son of the richest man in the land, Fu Zhuang takes a special interest in the little girl who just moved in across the street.

The slightest touch makes her eyes turn red, and she gazes at him with such a pitiful look.

Fu Zhuang keeps a straight face in public, but secretly warns everyone around him: That girl is under my protection!

The male lead absolutely spoils the female lead!

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Blurb: After Gu Zhiwei is reborn, she wakes with two goals.

First, persuade her father to leave the court, so he won't be executed by the foolish emperor.

Second, do everything she can to marry the Prince of Zhenbei, known far and wide as the King of Hell.

She does an excellent job with the first, but as for the second, let's not go there.

One day, Fu Zhongzheng is drinking tea when he hears a scholar in the next room laughing as he says, "The Grand Academician Gu's daughter is as beautiful as a peony. If I could marry her, I'd bring her all the world's treasures."

Fu Zhongzheng's eyes darken. That woman with the enchanting voice, as soft and fragrant as jade?

Later, beneath the fragrant gauze curtains, the iron-willed new emperor holds her tenderly in his arms. He wipes the flush from the corners of her eyes, teases out her broken voice, and pleads and persuades her in every way:

"Be good, Weiwei. It hurts me to hear you cry."

No one knows that Fu Zhongzheng went to such lengths, through battles and bloodshed, offering his empire as the bride-price, all to transplant this delicate flower into his own courtyard, where he can admire her every day.

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