Everyone says Chen Zijin married well. She was a golden phoenix who flew out of a remote mountain village. Though her wealthy husband died young, her parents-in-law doted on her. As head of the Song Group, she had limitless prestige, and countless young men flocked to her. Yet Chen Zijin remained unmoved, growing more and more like her late husband, Song Qing.
Chen Zijin never expected that after Song Qing died young, she wouldn't fare much better herself.
Reborn, just after getting married, Chen Zijin didn't want to repeat the exhausting struggle of her previous life. She suggested taking a smaller role in managing the company, spending more time with family, and investing in projects that interested her.
Her father-in-law backed her with three hundred million.
Her mother-in-law said, “I'm not as rich as your father-in-law, so I'll back you with a hundred million. Don't complain that it's not enough.”
Her husband, Song Qing, went home and tallied up his personal assets. It seemed he'd have to work even harder to make money. He could only give his wife three hundred million.
Chen Zijin: “Am I trying to summon a dragon?”
Theme: You can live well on your own, but life is even better with you by my side
