The Madam Has the Final Say

She is timid and afraid of trouble, and works diligently. Her biggest dream is to earn enough money to buy a house and a car. After an accident, she gets both, but before she can celebrate, she is dragged into a family power struggle. Danger keeps piling up, and her life is constantly at risk. He is domineering and arrogant, able to turn the business world upside down with a flick of his hand. Since turning twenty, every girl he has confessed to has died mysteriously in an accident, without exception. A fortune-telling master declared that he was cursed by Heaven, destined to live a life of loneliness and misery. Then one day, he actually... got married. When people learned that his bride was an ordinary woman, they were stunned, then felt sorry for her and began betting on how long she would survive. Her colleagues and friends all tried to talk her out of it. “The Feng family's young master is brilliant, handsome, and born with a silver spoon in his mouth. He's perfect in every way. But a fortune-telling master said he's cursed by Heaven and destined to be alone all his life. If you don't want to die, divorce him at once.” Her family tried to talk her out of it too. “You're an ordinary girl. Just live a quiet, simple life. The Feng family's young master has terrible luck, and every woman who gets involved with him dies. Other women steer clear of him, but you walked right into it. Don't go looking for trouble. Divorce him and save your life.” Everyone around her urged her to get a divorce, while strangers set up bets on how long she would live. She just smiled and let them talk. “You really aren't afraid of dying?” he asked her in private after he found out. “Are you sure I'll be the one who dies?” she replied with a smile. He fell silent, then finally said, “Let's risk our lives together.” After they married, the young master of the Feng family underwent a complete change of temperament. He often said, “Listen to my wife. What she says goes.”