Gu Yinian came from a scholarly family. Just after graduating and returning home, she married Bo Hao, but less than three months later, her wealthy husband went bankrupt.
In the morning, she was still living in luxury at their mansion. By afternoon, they'd been thrown out. The mansion, yacht, and company were all gone, as were the designer handbags. Fortunately, he still had enough assets to cover his debts, so they owed nothing.
She couldn't return to her parents' home, and her parents-in-law had both fled to Switzerland. The society ladies who had been fawning over her that morning had deleted her from WeChat by afternoon.
Looking at the handsome, unruffled man beside her, she couldn't help sighing.
Luckily, she'd withdrawn ten thousand yuan from the bank a few days earlier and kept it in her bag. It had been intended as a cash gift for her cousin's son's hundred-day celebration, but now it would come in handy.
At first, Gu Yinian was terribly worried, afraid her husband might do something foolish. Later, she realized she'd been overthinking it. He ate and drank just fine, and was in a much better frame of mind than she was.
Late at night, Gu Yinian held her husband close, took a breath, and asked cautiously, "Honey, did you hide money in a Swiss bank?"
Bo Hao froze, then said, "You're overthinking it."
Coming soon: Married into a Wealthy Family, Then My Husband Went Bankrupt
Shi Jin was stunningly beautiful. She entered show business at the age of three, making money from commercials to support her family.
In public, she was a dazzling megastar worth tens of millions. In private, her pockets were empty. She never had more than a hundred yuan on her.
Her parents were unreliable, and she had two younger sisters and a younger brother to support. She'd always been the one taking care of them.
On her eighteenth birthday, she planned to leave the awful company she worked for. But while she was asleep, her parents pressed her hand onto the contract, successfully renewing her deal.
Shi Jin read the terms, which were even harsher than before, and nearly fainted on the spot.
She decided to go all in and use marriage to change her fate. She sneaked into an upscale restaurant, set her sights on Jiang Chu, the eldest young master of a wealthy Jiangcheng family, and after one night together, she became pregnant and secured her place in the family.
After that, everything went just as she'd imagined. She married into wealth and lived the good life she'd dreamed of, changing her fate against all odds.
But she never dreamed that the Jiang family would go bankrupt less than five years into their marriage. Her dream of a wealthy life was shattered, and she had no choice but to step up.
Theme: Women should be strong and self-reliant
Ah, this, the male protagonist doesn't make money and doesn't do housework, is this a plot to reshape the eldest young master? Or is it like this until the end?
Withdraw one million cash...
Doesn't the male protagonist even wash the dishes?
At the top of the page, the articles are updated daily and mostly describe the daily life of the female protagonist. The male protagonist is fake bankrupt. If you want to read about real bankruptcy, you can read the next book. After marrying into a wealthy family, your husband becomes bankrupt. The author's column has an advance payment, so you can go and collect it. This book is about the male protagonist who is really bankrupt and destitute, and the female protagonist is also in trouble and has no one to rely on.
It feels very white and flat (cheer up the author)
Is the background borrowed from Beijing? Housing prices in Beijing are extremely high, and so are rents.
"Which" is a big thorn in the side of the author~ That
"Then" is a big thorn in the side of the author~ Where
"" Is a big bug for the author~ Again
Why didn't the author open the bankrupt book? When will he start updating it?