The Beautiful Girl with a Black Heart

Fu Qingcheng was reborn with a new identity, but her life was anything but easy. To stay alive, she had no choice but to become an unstoppable workaholic, working herself to the bone to pay off her debts and snag a few perks along the way.

Time and again, Fu Qingcheng lamented how rough her life had been, convinced that was why she had suffered so much. But what was worse was that whenever she worked hard to make money, the same person always caught her at it.

The hand hidden behind her back gripped a dagger, twitching with the urge to strike. She was just about to kill him to keep him quiet.

“You’re interrupting my money-making. Do you want to die, or do you want to die?”

Shi Hanyun watched the girl who was constantly plotting to finish him off, his head throbbing. With no other choice, he bought her off at a high price and immediately turned the tables by becoming her employer. (The former serf sings a song of triumph.jpg)

She had thought she was destined for a miserable life. Then the truth of her background came to light: her birth mother was fabulously wealthy, and her cousin was a true dark overlord. She was, in every sense, born to walk sideways like a crab, and she was so smug she wanted to throw her head back and laugh: Who could top that?

When others showered her with envy and spite, making snide remarks,

Fu “Versailles” Qingcheng could only shrug. “How is it my fault? I just happened to be a little good at being born into the right family.”

At a matchmaking banquet packed with the rich and powerful, someone asked, “What kind of man do you want to marry?”

Fu Qingcheng analyzed the question with a serious expression. “The point of marriage is to join forces, but talking money hurts feelings, and talking feelings hurts your wallet. You can’t have both, so I’ll see who’s willing to hand over everything they own. Then I might be willing to talk about love.”

Everyone: “You should become a nun. What a scheming little snake.” (disdain.jpg)

One man’s face darkened. “I think you really are a snake.”