A Warm Marriage into a Tycoon Family: Young Master Feng Sweeps His Wife Off Her Feet

On the day she called off their engagement, she read his fortune: Great misfortune. And so, great misfortune came to pass. The dashing man in uniform, a force to be reckoned with, became her immediate superior because of that “great misfortune.” A broken engagement, a secret marriage, and a journey to win her back. He treasures her above all else, while she avoids him like the plague. As it turns out: If this man and this love are meant for you, then there’s no escaping them! Chu Liangxia never imagined that, after all their twists and turns, she would still marry him. With a contract, a marriage certificate, and a handsome, sharp-witted man with a scheming streak, Chu Liangxia begins her life as a secret wife. The contract goes as follows: 1. After the wedding, we each live our own lives. 2. In front of family and friends, we’ll put on whatever act is needed. 3. While living together, we’ll help each other and keep the peace. 4. ... This contract follows the principles of fairness and justice. It is absolutely reasonable and mutually beneficial. Chu Liangxia is very satisfied. But... Not long after the wedding, Chu Liangxia discovers to her dismay that she’s been tricked! What happened to that impeccably dressed, cold and aloof young master? How did he turn into a shameless wolf in sheep’s clothing?! Damn it, where’s his dignity?! 【Scenes】 Life before marriage: Work hard; Go on blind dates; Con people and pull scams. Life after marriage: Fight off awful relatives; Outsmart the mistress; Bravely take on the lord of the house! And so... Chu Liangxia erupts! “I want a divorce!” She slams the table and points her peach-blossom sword at the man’s chin. Feng Ziheng’s face darkens. He slaps a contract against hers. “Try to divorce me, and I’ll break your legs!” == One couple, a sweet marriage story, half set in the entertainment industry, centered on a warm and funny romance. Come on in! P.S. The setting of this story is entirely fictional. Please don’t overanalyze it.