Spoiled heiress vs. ruthless, hard-hearted older man
Shocking!
A wealthy heiress gives herself to a penniless, overbearing old man for just 100 yuan!
From a regular at fashion shows to a regular at the pig farm: is this a failure of humanity or a collapse of morality?
Xu Jiao transmigrated into a book!
A wish-fulfillment story written by her green-tea sidekick.
In the book, the virtuous wife and mother who is reborn, defies fate, and builds a fortune is the sworn enemy of Xu Jiao's social circle.
The legendary goddess who goes from heiress to brilliant female detective and marries into one of the country's most prestigious families without ever losing her poise is her green-tea sidekick.
And Xu Jiao?
A pig farmer in the Northeast countryside in the 1960s?
A troublemaking foil who tries to latch onto a bureau chief's daughter, only to be crushed by the reborn heroine, and gets her whole family killed through her own antics?
What a load of crap!
Xu Jiao was furious!
It wasn't until she saw the green-tea sidekick's beloved, who had died early in the story after making a grand sacrifice for her, that Xu Jiao finally understood: that bastard was the one who ruined her life!
Miss Xu grabbed her "beloved" by the scruff of the neck, married into the family compound by riding on the leads' coattails, and went head-to-head with the despicable green tea using her uncanny skill at composite sketching.
The heroine? The detective? The prestigious family's daughter-in-law?
That's her, that's her, that's Xu Honghua, the center of the universe!
Cheng Jingnan, who transmigrated from a trillion-yuan fortune to a poor peasant family earning 100 yuan a month: Everything was fine until that last part. Take it back!
Everyone in Hong Kong knows that Xu Jiao, the Xu family's heiress hailed as the Pearl of Hong Kong, was the most beautiful woman in the city for fifty years. But she abused her beauty, was spoiled and willful, and changed male companions as often as she changed clothes.
If Old Master Xu hadn't called in a favor on his deathbed, Xu Jiao would never have managed to marry into the Cheng family.
What the Hong Kong media don't know is that Cheng Jingnan had a hard childhood and grew up cold and ruthless. He thought marrying her in name only was a more than fair way to repay the life-saving favor he could never otherwise return.
It wasn't until he was limited to two jin of meat a month that he truly realized how hard it was to keep a pampered wife, and how precarious his claim to the title of husband was.
Theme: Righteousness will triumph over evil
