A Whirlwind Marriage in the 1970s: I Marry Young Master Lu from the Capital and Raise His Child

Wang Anran transmigrates into a period novel as a miserable fiancée to a scumbag. He’s a man who married into a wealthy family for what he could get, and all he wants is to drain her family dry and live happily ever after with the woman he loves. She promptly dumps the bastard and pulls in a young heir from Beijing’s elite circle to marry her by contract. She designs clothes, collects antiques, takes over a factory, and rises to the pinnacle of success. When her ex gets jealous and tries to win her back, Wang Anran sends him packing.

But then the husband she picked up on a whim demands that she fulfill her “duties as a wife.” Wait, wasn’t this supposed to be a contract marriage? Hmm... He’s handsome, fair-skinned, and long-legged. Maybe she should just give in?

As the young heir of Beijing’s elite, Lu Beichen never imagined he’d fall from the clouds one day. Even less did he expect that the woman who would help him leap back up from the abyss would be someone like her. What should he do about this woman, the wife in name only? Let her go, as promised? He could have done that before, but now he can’t bear to. In that case, he’ll be a villain and “bind” her to him for life.