Madam's Wealth Could Buy a Nation

Linglang, the daughter of a disgraced minister, is cool on the outside but kind at heart. After leaving prison, she takes control of the business in a border city. Ling Chu is the master of the greatest sword manor under heaven. Though he is the chief disciple of a master diviner, martial arts are the only thing he truly excels at. They first meet outside the prison in Zhenxi: one is being released, the other is going in. When they meet again, his offhand joke comes true, and she becomes his junior sister. She builds a thriving business with one hand and tells fortunes with the other, living life to the fullest. He protects her life and helps her become the richest merchant in the land. When he loses his parents and is consumed by guilt, she stays by his side day after day. But Linglang’s fame as a gifted diviner and a goddess of wealth who can turn stones into gold grows too great. The Seventh Prince appears out of nowhere, determined to take her as his concubine, clip her wings, and use her for his own ends. Ling Chu charges in alone to snatch her from the wedding, pulls Linglang into his arms, and declares, “I was born to be a crab: domineering and unstoppable. You think you can take my woman?” Ling Chu takes his wife along as they survey mountains of gold.