I Picked Up a Richest Man to Be My Husband

[Please favorite the author's page! Weibo: @ShiTangMei] Fu Jinzhao is the ideal husband of Kyoto's young noblewomen. He has just turned twenty, is strikingly handsome, and is the richest man in Nanping. His only flaw is his poor health: he could pass away at any moment. When Qiao Wan finds Fu Jinzhao, his face is pale and his breathing faint. He looks like he won't live much longer. Qiao Wan thinks that if he dies, she'll give him a proper burial. It will count as doing a good deed. Unexpectedly, Fu Jinzhao not only pulls through, but also clings to her. Later, Fu Jinzhao falls for the little girl who's all sharp words and soft heart. - In her previous life, Qiao Wan dies after enduring endless torment. Her body is tossed into a mass grave in a straw mat, and her spirit leaves her body but cannot move on. As the seventh day after her death approaches, and Qiao Wan is about to become a wandering ghost, a carriage passes by. The young master inside orders his servants to bury her. Grateful, just before her consciousness fades, Qiao Wan sees the character Fu carved into the carriage wall. When she opens her eyes again, she has returned to the age of sixteen. This year, Qiao Wan has two wishes. First: Leave the family that sold her into a living hell. Second: Find Young Master Fu and serve him as a maid to repay his kindness. Little scene: Qiao Wan suspects Fu Jinzhao was her benefactor in her previous life. She cautiously asks, "Young Master Fu, if you saw a corpse by the roadside, what would you do?" Fu Jinzhao answers nonchalantly, "Walk past it, of course." Qiao Wan: ... All right, then. You're not getting a wife. Coming soon: Seizing Power. Please add it to your favorites. Cheng Ronghua comes from a distinguished family and was born a noble lady. At fourteen, she became famous throughout Kyoto after performing a dance at the Mid-Autumn Festival that left everyone spellbound. The emperor was delighted and betrothed Cheng Ronghua to the young general Wei Yuan. The imperial decree caused an uproar throughout Kyoto. Everyone in Kyoto knew that the young general Wei Yuan was handsome and had made a name for himself at an early age. Matchmakers had nearly worn out the threshold of the general's residence. For a time, countless noblewomen were green with envy over Cheng Ronghua. Cheng Ronghua believes her wish has come true and waits peacefully for her wedding. But it isn't until her wedding night two years later that she discovers everything before this was a sham. The celebrated young general Wei Yuan is, in fact, a treacherous man plotting rebellion. He married her only to seize the power of her Cheng family. Cheng Ronghua is consumed by hate. She swallows a cup of poisoned wine, and flames fill the sky. Before she dies, Cheng Ronghua sees Wei Zheng in a crimson robe, fighting his way through a sea of blood all alone to reach her. He holds her in his arms and calls her "Niannian" over and over, his voice trembling. Only then does Cheng Ronghua realize she had mistaken one man for another! Reborn, she finds herself at the Mid-Autumn Festival once more, after the emperor has already announced the betrothal. Cheng Ronghua kneels, her voice firm and resolute. "This daughter does not wish to marry. I beg Your Majesty to revoke the decree." The whole place falls silent. How dare Cheng Ronghua openly defy the imperial decree! At the same time, Wei Zheng, the second son of the general's family, asks for her hand: "I beg Your Majesty to grant me permission to marry the Princess Ronghua of the Marquis of Anding's household." Cheng Ronghua: ??? Why is this different from my previous life? Theme: Don't blindly follow others. Have your own ideas and work toward them to build a wonderful life