The Tycoon's Wife in Hong Kong [The 1980s]

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Qin Xiang was once envied for having a happy life, but in the end, she suffered a double betrayal.

After returning to the 1980s, Qin Xiang wants nothing but to make money.

It's an era when even a pig can take flight if it catches the right wind. Opportunities are everywhere, and everything shines like gold.

Dump the scumbag, build a career, and embrace the easy life of a rich woman.

Make money, make money! The more Qin Xiang earns, the happier she gets. But she's a little puzzled: as her money piles up, how did a tycoon from Hong Kong end up among her admirers?

Meng Huaiqing, a rising star in Hong Kong's tech industry, has made headlines time and again for his handsome, movie-star looks and spotless private life.

Everyone speculates about which wealthy heiress will become Mrs. Meng.

Then one day, paparazzi photograph Mr. Meng entering a luxury home with a beautiful woman. They get excited, thinking they've caught a major scoop.

But after digging into the story, they discover that the woman isn't a Hong Kong socialite. She's a businesswoman from the mainland.

Even more shocking, the refined and elegant man they all admire is cooking for her and asking her for a hug?

Many people lament that a man like Meng Huaiqing has turned out to be henpecked.

Then one day, the Hong Kong stock market crashes. Many families go bankrupt, but Meng Huaiqing alone rises to become Hong Kong's richest man.

Someone asks him, "Mr. Meng, did you know something was going to happen?"

Meng Huaiqing smiles warmly. "My wife taught me."

Everyone is stunned.

Reading guide: No frustrating drama, and it gets satisfying later. If the early chapters aren't exciting enough for you, start at Chapter 17.

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The period novel "The Pampered Wife of the 1970s" is an online sensation.

According to the story, the heroine is a pitiful girl whose father died and whose mother remarried, leaving her with his compensation money.

When her relatives scheme against her, she is forced to marry the hero. He misunderstands and looks down on her, but she remains devoted. She moves him with her affection and sacrifices, then works hard to help him build a successful business. He is grateful and feels for her. By the time she's in her forties, he has finally pampered her into the kind of wife everyone envies.

All the comments say, "What a divine romance!"

Jiang Yu gets goosebumps. "Isn't this just a story about people with something wrong with their heads?"

She wakes up one day in the body of this ridiculous heroine.

At that moment, she's standing outside the hero's home with the compensation money left by the original owner's father. According to the original plot, the next thing she'll do is walk in and cling to the hero...

Jiang Yu: Wouldn't it be better to use my money and job to marry a handsome, strapping, obedient young man into my family?

When word gets out that she's looking for a man to marry into her family, everyone thinks Jiang Yu has lost her mind.

While they secretly wait for a spectacle, a young man who combines good looks and charm actually shows up to marry into her family.

Looking at the contrast character to the male lead from the original novel, Jiang Yu isn't sure whether she should say what's on her mind.

Xu Yan is an educated youth from the capital sent to the countryside. On his first day, he dreams that he's the contrast character in a period novel: the male lead succeeds at everything, while no matter what Xu Yan does, he never gets a good outcome.

After waking, Xu Yan decides to take it easy. If his ending is going to be so miserable, he might as well enjoy himself.

He hears that the orphan girl from the Jiang family is looking for a man to marry into her family.

Xu Yan packs his things and heads over.

Xu Yan: Just so you know, I might be unlucky.

Jiang Yu: What a coincidence. People say I'm a jinx to my father.

They look at each other, then quietly avert their eyes.

A girl with money and a job can help him enjoy a carefree life.

A young, strong man who went to university is just right for her to enjoy life without lifting a finger.

They couldn't be a better match.

Completed novels: "Climbing the Ladder in the 1970s," "The Only Daughter of the 1970s," and "The Female Supporting Character in the 1970s Contrast Group Is So Charming."

Theme: Strive to improve and never give up.