Married to a Wealthy Family, My Wife's Waistcoat Fell All over the Country

An imperial edict came to pass, and the eldest sister fell ill, so Shen Zhao was forced to marry into a wealthy family. Everyone was waiting for her to overturn, but she turned the water into a chessboard: clearing accounts, sorting out roads, making connections, and getting her life back on track first. He is the right-wing general who is in the limelight, cold and measured; she is the manager of a quiet start, slow and methodical. The family home and the government are mutually responsible, and the shop and small infrastructure are mutually reinforcing. When the "loan mismatch" and the "weaving subcontracting" connect the same supply chain, the two go from confrontation to side by side, becoming irreplaceable in each other's world. Side-by-side lantern banquets, night chats in hot springs, reversals of family banquets, Lantern Festival gifts - restrained affection takes root and sprouts in joint solutions time and time again. She wants to make a living and be free; he doesn't block her way, he just keeps the wind away for her. The vests fell to the ground layer by layer, and the answer to her identity was not hanging high in the palace, but in every destiny she overturned with her own hands. The game after marriage is not about consumption, but fulfillment.