The Vicious Ex-Wife Who Lived in the 1980S Made Money to Support the Prince of Hong Kong City

[Wearing books + era + Hong Kong style + double cleanliness] On the first day of wearing a book, Chen Tangqing wanted to light himself up. She became the vicious ex-wife of the Crown Prince of Hong Kong City. In the original book, the half-sister of the original owner had a prophetic dream, dreaming that she would become a widow after marrying the prince, and eventually she would fall and suffer along with him. After waking up from the dream, her sister quickly pushed the marriage contract to the original owner, snatched her good job, and started the life of Shuangwen's heroine. The original owner took over the fallen prince and called him a loser every day, and later eloped with his sweetheart. After the prince made a comeback, she was the first person to be dealt with. She was locked up in a small dark room and starved to death. Chen Tangqing's eyes darkened. Looking at the dignified man in front of her, she gritted her teeth: For the sake of her life, make money! Feed him! Save up enough capital and run away! She grasped the golden opportunity of the port city in the 1980s and her business was booming. But the strange thing is. She was stuck in the supply of goods, and someone took the initiative to deliver the goods to her door the next day without taking any money. She was blocked in an alley by her opponent's family, and the next day the other family knelt down in front of her, kowtowed and admitted her mistake. And the man who was supposed to hate her to the core looked at her with something more and more wrong. Chen Tangqing felt alarm bells ringing in his heart and ran away all night. As soon as I came downstairs, a Bentley was blocked in front of Tongzilou. The man in a straight suit, surrounded by a group of bodyguards in black, held her chin, and said in a dangerous and charming voice: "Didn't you agree that you will support me for the rest of your life, Ah Qing?" Later, Zhou Yanting, the noble son of Hong Kong City, was asked what the most successful investment in his life was. He stroked his wedding ring and smiled fondly: "Marry her."