The Years I Spent Tricking the Heir

Although Yin is the daughter of a humble family, she has never gone hungry or lacked for clothes. Her childhood is bright and carefree.

But life's storms arrive sooner or later.

A crisis strikes her family, and they need a large sum of money to get through it. To earn it, Yin sells herself to the prince's household and begins a life of hard labor.

On her very first day, the heir gets kicked in the head by a donkey. No, a horse. And the damage is severe.

From then on, the heir becomes forgetful. He rewards her, forgets he just did so, then rewards her again.

Yin is all about the money and swindles him out of quite a bit. Her family's financial troubles are soon resolved, her parents are looking forward to their reunion, and her marriage to her childhood sweetheart is still waiting to be arranged.

Yin packs her things, ready to go home.

Before she can even shoulder her bundle, the heir pulls out a ledger. "You swindled me out of a total of 108 taels of silver and a string of gold bells..."

He slaps the ledger down and looks at her with a smirk. "Now tell me, how are you going to pay off your debt?"

Yin: "..." W-was this entrapment?

The heir of Prince Yong has earned glorious military honors at a young age. He is confident and brash, always showing off.

His swagger gets him tangled up in secret power struggles at court.

After giving the matter serious thought, the heir decides to play dumb, scheme from the shadows, and retreat before the tide turns.

On his first day of pretending to be a fool, a little maid arrives at his home and actually takes him for a gullible rich idiot, coming up with all sorts of ways to swindle him.

He has to admit, once she starts swindling him, he gets used to it. His money box is always topped back up, never left empty.

He hears that once the girl has swindled enough money from him, she's going home to marry someone else. Tsk. The more the heir thinks about it, the less he likes it.

"Damn it! She's only just pried up one corner of the gold mountain in this household. How can she quit halfway through!"

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Lu Wanzhi was born and raised in the countryside, a true farmer's daughter. Orphaned of both parents, she suffers plenty of abuse.

A young man lives next door. He has strong fists and a wild streak, and his name is Wei Xiao.

Wei Xiao always stands up for her, but he is crude and keeps whistling at her, eyeing her like prey.

She really doesn't like him.

Then one day, the new emperor brings her back to the capital and names her Lady of Guian. The empress dowager had a daughter with her former husband, and that daughter is Lu Wanzhi.

At last, she can get away from Wei Xiao.

She thinks coming to the capital means a life of comfort, but she is only a pawn for others to control, bullied in a different place.

The empress dowager needs her for a political marriage, so she has to wed a useless playboy.

Lu Wanzhi fights back, but is still cruelly pushed into the trap, with no way out.

On the day of her engagement ceremony, she is utterly disheartened and even thinks of dying, when someone suddenly bursts into the banquet and flips over the tables.

That person is a great general, fresh from victory, with a mighty army at his command.

He is also the young man who used to live next door.

Lu Wanzhi looks at him and sees the boy from years ago. He whistles at her and says, "How are you going to thank me, hmm?"

#He longed for her through all his years on the battlefield

#If you're stealing a bride, do it in one fell swoop

#After that night, she hates him even more

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