Married Into a Wealthy Family, Battling a Wicked Wife

She’s a bad woman, very, very bad. She smiles like a flower, but has a venomous heart.

She interferes in his romance, takes over his company, and strips him of everything.

She doesn’t love him, yet insists on marrying him, successfully driving away the woman he loves.

She’s rich, yet covets his money and succeeds in putting his assets in her own name.

Rumor has it that she and her husband have no love between them, each living their own life, with scandals constantly following them.

Rumor has it that she had an affair with her father-in-law, which is why she inherited all his property after he died.

Rumor has it that she and her mother-in-law are at odds, battling day after day and even insulting her elders.

[Excerpt One]:

“Bang!”

A dark yellow paper bag slammed onto the desk. Unable to hide his fury, the man glared at the woman, who was busy working at her desk.

She furrowed her brow slightly, but wasn’t startled by the sudden noise. Taking off her glasses, she looked up at him, seeming a little puzzled by his anger.

“What gives you the right to do this?” the man demanded.

“You’re my husband,” the woman replied calmly, raising an eyebrow.

“But she’s the one I love.”

“So I offered her money to leave,” the woman said with a smile.

“You’re insulting her. She’s not that kind of woman.” He gritted his teeth, his clenched fists beginning to crack.

“If it were me, I’d take the money and leave. What good is love? You’d still belong to someone else. Money is what really matters.” Her smile widened. She loved seeing him angry.

“I want a divorce!” the man roared.

“Sure. Then all the property Dad left behind will be mine. You know how much I love money.” The woman stood up and spoke cheerfully.

[Excerpt Two]:

A well-dressed woman holding a child pushed open the study door and said to the woman behind the desk, “This is my grandson. I want him to move back in.”

The woman looked up and stared straight at the child in her arms. At last, she raised an eyebrow and asked with a smile, “I don’t remember having a son.”

The well-dressed woman gave her a scornful look and sneered, “As if you could even have one.” Her son never touched this woman.

Frowning in confusion, she said, “Then this child…” Suddenly, as if a thought had just occurred to her, she asked with feigned surprise, “Could this child be the son of a bastard child you had while you were away, Mother?”

At her words, the well-dressed woman’s face turned red, then white. She looked thoroughly flustered. “Y-you… What nonsense are you talking about!” She trembled with rage.

The woman smiled even more broadly and said sweetly, “Hehe, it’s nothing. I just wanted to remind you, Mother, that your grandson can only be my child. You shouldn’t go around claiming children born to other women as your own.”

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On mobile reading platforms, this novel is titled The Wealthy Heiress’s Wicked Marital Games.