Young Master, Your Wife Is Pretending to Be Innocent Again

Little Si Niang had made a success of her career, but her grandfather forced her to return to the mountain to raise chickens. Who knew this chicken was not that kind of chicken? In the end, she even died because of one.

When she wakes up in another world, Little Si Niang takes one look around and realizes things are bad. Very bad!!!

The mighty Earl’s manor is so poor even a mouse would leave in tears!!!

She thought she’d been handed the story of a hardworking girl who would support her whole family. But then her several defeated-looking brothers come in carrying a huge chest and say helplessly, “We made another hundred thousand taels this month, and there’s nowhere left to put it. Could you bury it for us?”

Little Si Niang sits bolt upright on her deathbed. I’m the rich one?

The truth soon comes out: the whole family is crazy!!!

Her lucky-fated father owns a fortune, yet all he wants is to imitate some impoverished scholar and remain incorruptible!

Her beautiful, dignified mother wraps a piece of cloth around her head and patches her waist, convinced she’s the most thrifty woman in the whole city.

Her handsome eldest brother constantly drops to his knees, raises a hand to the heavens, and asks, “Why are you using so much money to torment me?”

Her brave but clueless second brother thinks being rich is a sin, and that the stench of money is holding him back.

Her only normal brother, the third, wants to turn things around, but is powerless to do so...

Little Si Niang’s eyes brim with tears. She flicks her handkerchief and declares, “Let me put an end to this terrible sin. We’re family. If I don’t go to hell, who will?”

From then on, life is all luxury and indulgence, and nothing could be more delightful.

They say money gives a hero courage, and can make a person grow wicked. Even the capital’s notorious heartless scoundrel can’t faze her. “Hand it over! I love your rotten reputation!”