I Got Rich at a Wedding

Tangtang has been a corporate drudge for four years, earning a monthly salary of 4,000 yuan.

She keeps switching between small companies, none of which pay the required social insurance or housing fund.

She shares a rented apartment in a big city, and her salary isn't even enough to cover the utilities.

So she went back to her hometown, went on a blind date with a former classmate, accepted her fate, and got married!

As soon as her parents saw she was willing to marry, they bought her a house and a car.

Her in-laws wanted her to carry on the family line, so they provided all the traditional wedding gold and silver jewelry and 800,000 yuan in bride price.

For the wedding, both sets of parents gathered a hundred tables of relatives, and they collected so much in wedding gifts that their hands were sore from counting it.

Tangtang was at a loss. One marriage had earned her more than twenty years of working ever could.

But as she looked at her husband, both familiar and strange, she couldn't let go of one question:

Why, in this life, does a person have to get married?

[Reading Guide]

1. A story about weddings and the friends who attend them.

2. A realistic, satirical romantic comedy, a family drama starring aunts and uncles galore.

3. Romance after marriage, everyday life, male lead has no past relationships.

4. The next story is already in the works and may start early.

Blurb preserved from April 2025.

Theme: A wedding isn't the most important day of our lives, and marriage isn't the most important thing in our lives either. No one has to get married. What's important is being able to feel happy, whether you marry or not.